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The Right to Be Forgotten - Stanford Law Review
At the end of January, the European Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights, and Citizenship, Viviane Reding, announced the European Commission’s proposal to create a sweeping new privacy right—the “right to be forgotten.” The right, which has been hotly debated in Europe for the past few years, has finally been codified as part of a broad new
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The Right to Be Forgotten http://t.co/YOCV9czD is actually 'the biggest threat to free speech on the Internet in the coming decade.'
Stanford Law Review: The Right to Be Forgotten (could lead to "a far less open Internet.") http://t.co/p3Y7iaFj [a must read]
Stanford Law Review: "The Right to Be Forgotten" is biggest threat to free speech on Internet in coming decade http://t.co/L4qrlDFt
The Right to Be Forgotten. @TNR Legal Affairs Editor Jeffrey Rosen's take on Europe's new privacy law in @StanLRev http://t.co/eqaFd8op
EPIC Advisory Board member Jeff Rosen on the #RighttobeForgotten http://t.co/3IDOIBQd via @StanLRev #privacy
An interesting look at the potential impact of the proposed EU "right to be forgotten" and the challenges it may pose
The free speech and constitutional concerns with the "right to be forgotten": http://t.co/tT3kqYxI (from @StanLRev)
Stanford Law review article about the conflict between the 'right to be forgotten' & free speech: http://t.co/Yt4ukp6D
The EU's proposed "right to be forgotten" threatens free speech, writes Jeffrey Rosen http://t.co/BR1RHw1H
Jeffrey Rosen (@tnr) on "The Right to Be Forgotten," the E.U.'s proposed #data protection #regulation http://t.co/zyVxBOhi #privacy
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"The right to be forgotten": Privacy rights conflict with freedom of speech. Differing western views. Stanford L.Rev
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