Google convenes first ‘right-to-be-forgotten’ meeting
Google has received more than 100,000 « right-to-be-forgotten » requests from people who want information about them removed from the search engine, it said Tuesday at a meeting in Madrid.
The meeting was the first in a series of seven where experts invited by Google will share their views on a European court ruling that gave people the so-called « right to be forgotten » by search engines — an approach that one critic has called « a PR war. »