Derecho al olvido en Internet: Google y la doctrina europea

David VILLENA SALDAÑA

doi:10.26439/contratexto2015.n023.421

Derecho al olvido en Internet: Google y la doctrina europea

Translated title of the contribution: Right to be forgotten in Internet: Google and the European doctrine

David VILLENA SALDAÑA

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Abstract

This essay accounts for part of the moral, social and legal problems behind the attempts for justifying and implementing the so-called right to be forgotten in the Internet. Such right implies that –under certain circumstances–individuals are entitled to demand that search engines remove links containing their personal information. Our inquiry reflects on a ruling issued by the Court of Justice of the European Union and made public on May 13th 2014, as well as on the recommendations conveyed in Article 29 of the Data Protection Working Party, the practice of Google and the report of its Advisory Council.

Este ensayo desarrolla parte de la problemática moral, social y legal quehaydetrásdelajustificaciónylaimplementacióndelllamadoderechoalolvidoenInternet,segúnelcual,dadasciertascircunstancias,losindividuospueden solicitar a un motor de búsqueda la eliminación de algunos enlaces asociadosasusnombres.Sereflexionasobreelparticularapartirdeunasen-tenciaemitidaporelTribunaldeJusticiadelaUniónEuropeaenmayode2014,asícomodelasrecomendacionesdelGrupodeTrabajodelartículo29sobreprotección de datos, la práctica de Google y el informe de su consejo asesor.

Translated title of the contribution	Right to be forgotten in Internet: Google and the European doctrine
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	259
Number of pages	269
Journal	Contratexto
Issue number	23
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2015.n023.421
Publication status	Published - 26 Aug 2015
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

right to be forgotten
search engines ethics
data protection
Information and communication technology (ICT)
Court of Justice of the European Union
Google

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