Google Seeks Help Defining ‘Right to Be Forgotten’

Google’s chairman has asked a panel of experts to help the search-engine company better define and implement the "right to be forgotten" court ruling, under which Europeans can request the removal of irrelevant or embarrassing Internet records. Speaking Tuesday at Casa de America in Madrid, Eric Schmidt stressed the need for balancing the right to information and the right to privacy, after the advisory council heard testimony from Spanish privacy and right-to-know...

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