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Opening up information via search engines creates a need for new
a debate on end dates. It looks like Google is dutifully
implementing the right to be forgotten. Immediately after the
European Court's benchmark decision, the search giant launched
an online form for Europeans. They could request removal of links
to certain pages containing personal information. Google was
flooded by removal requests — the current total is 328,000
URLs — and swiftly started removing links. But not all is as
it seems.
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Source: Het Financieele Dagblad, 30 August 2014
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