Germany Enacts Major Overhaul of Its Competition Regime for the Digital Era | Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
predatory pricing, exclusive dealing, or tying and bundling, even if the company is not dominant. Processing competitively relevant data of third parties (both B2C and B2B data) in a way that appreciably increases market entry barriers (as well as requiring third parties to accept terms and conditions that permit such processing). Denying or impeding interoperability of products or services or denying portability of data to hinder competition—conduct identified by the German legislature as often leading to lock-in effects that may tend to exclude inter-platform competition. Not pr...
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