The Supreme Court confirms its case-law on the right to be forgotten online and on the necessary balance between such right and freedom of press, both conceived not as absolute rights, but rather as pre-vailing or losing depending on the circumstances of each case. Within this balance, de-indexing often rep-resents an adequate remedy to reconcile the needs of the interested party to be forgotten with the opposite rights to information and historical memory of facts.
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Immacolata Prisco
2024-01-01
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The Supreme Court confirms its case-law on the right to be forgotten online and on the necessary balance between such right and freedom of press, both conceived not as absolute rights, but rather as pre-vailing or losing depending on the circumstances of each case. Within this balance, de-indexing often rep-resents an adequate remedy to reconcile the needs of the interested party to be forgotten with the opposite rights to information and historical memory of facts.File in questo prodotto:
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