That seems a bit witch-hunty given that doing the opposite and putting out new products to flood the market place even if they aren't successful would also be c

That seems a bit witch-hunty given that doing the opposite and putting out new products to flood the market place even if they aren't successful would also be called monopolistic subsidization. Just because a business practice sucks for consumers and it is done by a big company doesn't make it monopolistic. Anti-trust shouldn't be a "free for all gripes welcome" fest.