Introduction In finding that search engines had positive data protection obligations arising from their indexing of public domain personal data, the Google Spain ʻright to be forgottenʼ ruling in May 2014 quickly came to symbolize the breadth and ambition of EU data protection.  Given that the UK has often been rather critical of these characteristics of EU law in this area, it might be expected … Continuer de lire Unlikely to be Forgotten: Assessing the Implementation of Google Spain in the UK Three Years On, by David Erdos