| LC control no. | sh2015001891 |
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| Topical heading | Right to be forgotten |
| Variant(s) | Right to be forgotten--Law and legislation Right to erasure Right to oblivion |
| See also | Disclosure of information--Law and legislation Online reputation management Privacy, Right of |
| Scope note | Here are entered works on the concept that individuals should be entitled to delete their personal information from the Internet. |
| Found in | Work cat: Le droit a l'oubli, 2015: t.p. (Le droit a l'oubli, French term for Right to be forgotten or Right to oblivion) Pereira, Ângela Guimarães. The ethics of memory in the digital age : interrogating the right to be forgotten, 2014: p. 1, etc. (Ownership and control of a person's data, including erasure of their presence on the web; recent proposals for regulation in Europe include an explicit "Right to be Forgotten") Black's law dictionary, 10th edition, 2014: page 1523 (Right to oblivion, the theory that, to protect one's privacy, an individual should be entitled to delete all public information about himself or herself stored on the Internet; also termed Right to be forgotten) Duhaime's law dictionary WWW website, viewed July 28, 2015 (Right to be forgotten, a right to have personal information deleted from some second party's electronic or paper records or databases) Wikipedia WWW website, viewed July 28, 2015 (Right to be forgotten, a concept discussed and put into practice in the European Union and Argentina since 2006) GDPR.EU, viewed May 9, 2022: Art. 17 (right to erasure, right to be forgotten) <https://gdpr.eu/article-17-right-to-be-forgotten/> |
| Not found in | Black's law dictionary, 9th edition, 2009 |
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