EU Top Court Orders Google to Remove Personal Search Results Upon Request

Newsbreaker on Ora.tv 2014-05-14

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The European Union ruling Tuesday that individuals have the right to ask Google to delete personal information if it's outdated or inaccurate. The decision is a huge landmark in the discussion of online censorship.
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