Perspective
Jun. 17, 2014
Eternal sunshine of the spotless search
The recent European ruling that EU citizens can ask Internet search engines to delete certain search results about them has been hotly debated since its release last month. By Robert Blamires and Felicity Fisher
The recent European ruling that EU citizens can ask Google and other Internet search engines to delete certain search results about them has been well publicized and hotly debated since its release last month.
The Spanish claimant (Mario Costeja Gozalez) successfully argued for Google's deletion of search results linking to 16-year-old articles describing his house being repossessed to recover debts, on the gr...
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