Since a last year, individuals have the right to request that search engines remove certain web pages from their search results. Those pages usually contain personal information about individuals.
Following the ruling, , including some to 主播大秀 web pages, and continues to delist pages from 主播大秀 Online.
Update 29/06/15: Google has asked us to point out that links to the 主播大秀 articles below are only delisted from results for queries on certain names. They are not removed from the Google index entirely. We're happy to make that clear.
The 主播大秀 has decided to make clear to licence fee payers which pages have been removed from Google's search results by publishing this list of links.
Update 23/04/21: As part of some housekeeping on this site, we have amended how we these lists are displayed and published. We have slightly edited this post to reflect this.
We are doing this primarily as a contribution to public policy. We think it is important that those with an interest in the 'right to be forgotten' can ascertain which articles have been affected by the ruling. We hope it will contribute to the debate about this issue. We also think the integrity of the 主播大秀's online archive is important and, although the pages concerned remain published on 主播大秀 Online, removal from Google searches makes parts of that archive harder to find.
The pages affected by delinking may disappear from Google searches, but they do still exist on 主播大秀 Online. David Jordan, the 主播大秀's Director of Editorial Policy and Standards, has written about how we view that archive as "" and, thus, something we alter only in exceptional circumstances. The 主播大秀's rules on deleting content from 主播大秀 Online are strict; in general, unless content is specifically made available only for a limited time, the assumption is that what we publish on 主播大秀 Online will become part of a permanently accessible archive. To do anything else risks reducing transparency and damaging trust.
Setting out that view and so as to be as transparent as possible, the 主播大秀 has published , and I've written previously about .
One caveat: when looking through this list it is worth noting that we are not told who has requested the delisting, and we should not leap to conclusions as to who is responsible. The request may not have come from the obvious subject of a story.
List of removals from: 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 & 2014
May 2015
April 2015
March 2015
February 2015
January 2015
December 2014
November 2014
October 2014
September 2014
August 2014
July 2014