The Judgment That Will Be Forgotten
How the ECJ Missed an Opportunity in Google vs CNIL (C-507/17)
Gstrein, Oskar J.
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Verfassungsblog
2019-09-25
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On September 24 2019, the ECJ delivered its judgment in Google vs CNIL (C-517/17) which was expected to clarify the territorial scope of the ‘right to be forgotten’. In fact, the ECJ’s decision is disappointing in several respects. The Court does not only open the door to fragmentation in European data protection law but also fails to further develop the protection of individual rights in the digital age.
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