A French court is now trying to impose the right-to-be-fogotten decision on Google worldwide, not just in France or Europe, and is fining the company €1,000 per day until the comply. Can French and EU courts jusrisdict laws outside their boundaries worldwide? Read more about this case from the Guardian article by Owen Bowcott and Kim Willsher. http://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/nov/13/google-french-arm-fines-right-to-be-forgotten
Boost website results by following Google Page Experience
(Image above credits: Patrick Stox) Over the last year Google has overhauled how it evaluates web pages with its new...