Ripples are being felt all over Europe since Liberty Global’s market-altering cable sale to Vodafone, the latest being a spate of consolidation in Romania – a cut-throat market with plenty of room left for over-the-top video disruption, despite proclamations of over-saturation. Romanian operator RCS & RDS, the cable TV and internet arm of telecoms group Digi Communications, is leasing cable lines from AKTA, also known as DCS, in a deal which has been interpreted as a precursor to a takeover and even misreported as a done deal in a couple of cases. Digi will pay up to €77m ($85m) in rental fees for access to the AKTA cable network. While UPC Romania, now under Vodafone ownership, is Romania’s overall largest…