Post Tagged with: "right to be forgotten"
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Right to be forgotten: Google deletes links to more than 500,000 websites
Google has deleted links to more than 500,000 websites from the European versions of its search engines to comply with Europe’s Right to be Forgotten, the company reports Tuesday. The […]
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France: Google must apply ‘right to be forgotten’ removals globally
When Google removes a link from search results in France per Europe’s “right to be forgotten” ruling last year, the company should remove those links on the global google.com as well, the French data […]
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Google ordered to remove links to news about links it has removed — got that?
Europe’s “right to be forgotten” ruling shows what a tangled World Wide Web we weave: The U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office this week ordered Google to remove links to news stories about links it removed […]
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Quoted: Google refuses to comply with order to expand ‘right to be forgotten’
“We would find ourselves in a race to the bottom. In the end, the Internet would only be as free as the world’s least free place.” — Peter Fleischer, global […]
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Should Google be forced to bring the “right to be forgotten” to the U.S.?
I’ve been a critic of the European “right to be forgotten” ruling that requires Google to remove links to some Internet content. The ruling is anti-information, anti-free speech and a […]
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Google pressed to disclose more about ‘right to be forgotten’ cases
Google this week updated its transparency report about the number of “right to be forgotten” requests it has received in Europe, where it is required to consider requests to remove […]
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Google ‘right to be forgotten’ removals: 41 percent in the past year
One year after the sweeping “right to be forgotten” ruling in Europe, Google has released updated information about European privacy requests for search removals. The tally: Google received 254,271 requests for removal and […]
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Europe’s “right to be forgotten” may affect search engines outside Europe
Google and other search engines may have to field requests from Europeans to de-list results from search engine outside of Europe, such as Google.com, Bloomberg reports. In May, I wrote […]
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Report: Google has granted majority of ‘right to be forgotten’ requests
Google reportedly granted more than 50 percent of the requests to remove links to information about individuals under Europe’s new “right to be forgotten” ruling. The Wall Street Journal said that Google […]
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Quoted: on Google and the ‘right to be forgotten’ (or not)
“The more they do so, it means the media organization republishes the information and so much for the right to be forgotten. There is an issue there.” — Billy Hawkes, […]
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