Google to hold European 'right to be forgotten' debates to fine-tune law interpretation
Google has enlisted a panel of industry experts to hold a series of seven meetings on its behalf, starting this week, to debate and fine-tune the EU’s ‘right to be forgotten’ law.
The first event will be held in Madrid on Tuesday with attendees set to discuss how Google should best consider online freedom of speech and the individual’s right to privacy, when removing links from its search engine.
A further six events will be held throughout Europe’s capital cities to further define which of the thousands of monthly requests Google should censor.
In July, the search giant admitted that it had removed Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
