Telegraph frustrates 'right to be forgotten' ruling by drawing attention to stories removed from Google
The Telegraph is doing its bit to frustrate the controversial ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling by deliberately drawing attention to stories being removed from Google.
The right to be forgotten was brought into force by the European Court of Justice in May and allows individuals to demand links about them be withdrawn from search engines if they are “inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant”.
Interpreting what links are “no longer relevant” has proved the subject of some debate and in recent days the Telegraph has been highlighting its “true stories” that have been unlisted by Google.
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Source: The Drum
