How can the right to be forgotten be understood in the current context determined by the digital society? Above all is able to adequately protect the person from the pervasiveness and perennial memory of the web? This work analyses the question by examining the evolution of European Union’s Jurisprudence since the Google Spain case and, on a comparative basis, by outlining the current situation in the United States.
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