They've been using the VC money to buy up competitors (Memberful, Kit, Subbable). We need to look more closely at business models like this, where a new techno

They've been using the VC money to buy up competitors (Memberful, Kit, Subbable). We need to look more closely at business models like this, where a new technology starts gaining traction and insane amounts of money piles in to squash competition before it even begins. It's anti-competitive/anti-capitalistic and ends up hurting consumers in the long run as they force them to pay for the privilege of having nowhere else to go. See also Grubhub.