Thanks for the response. I do see the applicability and their dominant market position. In what way is it a huge issue for many startups? Personally I see issu

Thanks for the response. I do see the applicability and their dominant market position. In what way is it a huge issue for many startups? Personally I see issues for consumers on the one hand and companies that provide goods or services that are deemed "not acceptable" by the duopoly. So I'm interested in the issues many startups have. Regarding the article, as far as I found out by googling a bit, they basically rais the fees to their non-internal-EU fees. (But that might not actually be the case.) So it feels less news worthy to me.