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"The right to the protection of personal data is not an absolute right," Europe's high court said today in limiting the reach of right to be forgotten. https://t.co/0xihGyr46v
— Adam Satariano (@satariano) September 24, 2019
Another sound decision from Europe: https://t.co/7OymEj8zHq
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) September 24, 2019
This is an extremely important ruling, because if Europe could dictate that Google (or any other company) had to take down content globally, then it would open up for countries like China to do the same.
— Thomas Baekdal (@baekdal) September 24, 2019
Imagine if people in Europe couldn't see something because China said so. https://t.co/TCj8vQ1Sbn
Thank goodness for the internet and the rest of us.
— Jeff Jarvis (@jeffjarvis) September 24, 2019
Google wins case to keep right to be forgotten EU onlyhttps://t.co/noapZFwryj
The European Court of Justice ruling that Europe’s Right to Be Forgotten cannot be enforced beyond the EU is an appropriate step to curb European overreach that jeopardized the future of the global internet. Statement from @castrotech: https://t.co/kO4YKq5eNK pic.twitter.com/va39clT5OU
— ITIF (@ITIFdc) September 24, 2019
Argued along the same line when I was a member of Google advisory board. The RTBF is still Westphalian, with law bounded by geography, it is the GDPR that is (rightly) post-Westphalian : “Google wins landmark right to be forgotten case” https://t.co/1iRt2UWEce
— Luciano Floridi (@Floridi) September 24, 2019
'It's not right that one country's data protection authorities can impose interpretation on internet users around the world' - @thomasmhughes @guardian https://t.co/HXJd4ICi88
— ARTICLE 19 (@article19org) September 24, 2019
“Google wins”? No, the winners here are every Web user outside the EU who didn’t care to see search results censored worldwide to honor EU “right to be forgotten” decisions. https://t.co/tl9nxHP18x
— Rob Pegoraro (@robpegoraro) September 24, 2019
In the new Google v CNIL, CJEU makes a statement on extraterritorial reach of the GDPR’s right to be forgotten. Ruling: Companies do not have to remove links globally when RTBF request is made under EU law. https://t.co/HDSZNUFwgl
— Tiffany C. Li (@tiffanycli) September 24, 2019
Right, so eventually brutal dictators could probably just order tech companies not to have links to details about them...if actually convicted criminals can have any mention quietly removed in search; #EndoftheInternet https://t.co/d51oLMRNqR pic.twitter.com/1QYdUEfA7F
— Seth Frantzman (@sfrantzman) September 24, 2019
No surprise. Sounds like CJEU applied basic principles of Int’l jurisdiction to the case. No internet exceptionalism cuts both way ways. This is very reminiscent of French Yahoo case in 2000. https://t.co/P5GqQDY0BH
— Joel Reidenberg (@jreidenberg) September 24, 2019
Years ago the TWiET crew described the EU "Right to be forgotten" as a well-intentioned law that was going to be abused and misused.
— Rev. Robert R. Ballecer, SJ (@padresj) September 24, 2019
All these years later we find that the "Right to be forgotten" has been...
... abused and misused.
Go figure.https://t.co/edxphYRyWF
It’s the day for landmark judgments.
— Schona Jolly QC (@WomaninHavana) September 24, 2019
CJEU on the #righttobeforgotten #Google case as to whether it has to remove links to sensitive personal data worldwide or only within the EU. #privacy #freedomofexpression https://t.co/vJIP6jC5NU
European Court of Justice ruling establishes limits on "right to be forgotten" for Google: https://t.co/CvvUivz8kt
— American Bar Association (@ABAesq) September 24, 2019
‘Right to be forgotten’ only applies to Google in the EU, court rules https://t.co/5keue11L55 pic.twitter.com/fCxUroETpe
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) September 24, 2019
‘Right to be forgotten’ only applies to Google in the EU, court rules https://t.co/nK0oeuVaA9 pic.twitter.com/uSkQBeR9mA
— The Verge (@verge) September 24, 2019
ECJ rules Google’s ‘right to be forgotten’ does not apply outside the EU https://t.co/bFYZ96Z5Pg
— Financial Times (@FT) September 24, 2019
ECJ rules Google’s ‘right to be forgotten’ does not apply outside the EU https://t.co/8f5VDf8B5B
— FT Brussels (@ftbrussels) September 24, 2019
Google doesn't need to extend right to be forgotten rules beyond EU frontiers #ECJ #Google https://t.co/qGKTSHT2NB pic.twitter.com/08I4GHrYy2
— Neowin (@NeowinFeed) September 24, 2019
Daily Crunch: Facebook acquires a neural monitoring startup – TechCrunch https://t.co/6XLSPYICmB
— Evan Kirstel at #Globalsummit19 (@evankirstel) September 24, 2019