>"Competition authorities traditionally can act only after a company has abused a dominant market position, which has proven a slow and ineffective way of deali

>"Competition authorities traditionally can act only after a company has abused a dominant market position, which has proven a slow and ineffective way of dealing with anticompetitive behavior by digital giants. The new framework will put the German authority — the Bundeskartellamt — at the forefront when bringing in a new type of competition case, prohibiting abusive behavior before it takes place within markets where firms are not yet dominant." Wow, this could actually make a difference. Good work Germany, I hope they go to work hard.