Right to be forgotten
Not forgotten
Google advisory council: Right to delist should only apply in EU
Now you see him, now you don't
Google fight over Mosley orgy shows censorship creep in Europe
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Why the EU’s “right to be de-linked” should not go global
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Pianist asks U.S. newspaper to purge review in latest “right to be forgotten” controversy
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Searching for balance: An afternoon with Google’s European privacy roadshow
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Well done, Google: Company’s new stats give good insight into “right to be forgotten” complexity
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European privacy regulators build mechanisms for handling ‘right to be de-linked’ cases
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Help our clients stay legal under “right to be forgotten,” Ernst & Young urges startups
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Google is distorting right to be forgotten debate, EU Justice head claims
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The “right to be forgotten” can’t work on the internet, UK Lords argue
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Canadian court forces Google to remove search results worldwide, as fears of “memory hole” grow
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The internet is a politically and culturally loaded tool, particularly when it comes to censorship
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Google and Microsoft should be open about their de-linking processes in Europe
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“Hidden from Google” shows sites censored under EU’s right-to-be-forgotten law
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Google’s top lawyer explains dilemma over EU’s “right to be forgotten” law
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The EU’s “right to be forgotten” is a bad idea, and Google is handling it exactly the right way
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Why is Google really removing links to news articles in Europe?
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Google must remove list of websites around the world, Canadian court rules
