Online archive and right to be forgotten: from the approach of the Italian Privacy Authority to the last decision of the Italian Supreme Court – Working Paper Series no. 19/2016

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Law and Media Working Paper Series
no. 19/2016

G. De Gregorio, A. Serena, Online archive and right to be forgotten: from the approach of the Italian Privacy Authority to the last decision of the Italian Supreme Court (download)

Summary: 1. The first approach of the Italian Privacy Authority. – 2. The approach of the Italian Supreme Court in the case No. 5525/2012. – 3. The decision of ECtHR in the case Węgrzynowski and Smolczewski v. Polonia. – 4. The Google Spain decision and the right to be forgotten. – 5. After Google Spain.

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Andrea Serena

Andrea Serena is a law student at Bocconi University Law School and he is fascinated by the interactions between law and digitalisation. He has been Erasmus student at King’s College London – The Dickson Poon School of Law and attended the summer classes taught by Professor Andrew D. Murray at the London School of Economics. He is one of the contributors of “Identità ed eredità digitali” by O. Pollicino and M. Bassini and he has taught at the ELSA Summer School in Trieste. Last summer, he interned at Portolano Cavallo Studio Legale, where he was involved in the Corporate and Media departments. He is fluent in English and French.

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