It is becoming increasingly difficult to compare AT&T’s and Verizon’s results because they are becoming such different companies. A year ago, both were placing heavy emphasis on content and media activities, especially in a mobile-first context. They aimed to boost sales; offset the squeeze in connectivity revenues, driven by the return of unlimited data plans, by offering other services; and move up the consumer and B2B value chains which will be enabled by fast 5G and fiber video links. But Verizon has shut down its mobile-first video offering Go90, and is focusing heavily on 5G connectivity, including fixed wireless access (FWA) to extend its broadband and quad play reach. Under its new CEO, Hans Vestberg, who took the helm on…