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Accessing and imparting information containing personal data via search engines: assessment of the geographical scope of the „right to be forgotten“

Subject of the lecture is establishment of the geographical scope of the "right to be forgotten" (delisting) in light of the C-136/17 Google v. CNIL ruling. Emphasis is provided to the possibly problematic issue of public interest assessment (locally or EU-wide) and the (degree of) involvement of data publishers to that effect, particularly in light of search engine operator's practices in the review of delisting requests.

right to be forgotten ; search engine ; data protection ; geoblocking ; public interest ; Google v. CNIL

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