Yeah and it is also a net negative for consumers if the big company offering things for almost free stops innovating once their competition goes away. Personal

Yeah and it is also a net negative for consumers if the big company offering things for almost free stops innovating once their competition goes away. Personally I think that free markets just don't work with products that are zero marginal cost. I don't necessarily have a solution, but it sure seems like the rules just don't work well anymore.