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Date: Wed, 14 May 2014 04:47:28 -0400
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Subject: Today's Headlines: European Court Lets Users Erase Records on Web
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QUOTATION OF THE DAY "More and more Internet users want a little of the ephemerality and the forgetfulness of pre-digital days." VIKTOR MAYER-SCHÖNBERGER, professor of Internet governance at the Oxford Internet Institute, on the ruling by Europe's highest court that people have the right to influence what appears in online searches about them. | | |
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A Victory for Airbnb in New York By NICK WINGFIELD The apartment-sharing service's victory may be short-lived, as the state attorney general said he would address the court's concerns in a new subpoena. | Bits Blog Privacy Group Challenges Surveillance Practices in Britain By MARK SCOTT The case follows revelations that Britain's spy agency developed technology that allowed it to turn on computer microphones and cameras without the owners' consent. | Bits Blog Without a Hit Wallet, Square Tries Another Approach By BRIAN X. CHEN Even after scoring a big partnership with Starbucks Coffee and offering a futuristic app that let people pay for things just by saying their name, Square's mobile wallet gained little traction. | |
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Today's Editorials Ordering Google to Forget By THE EDITORIAL BOARD The desire to let people erase old and embarrassing data from the Internet is understandable, but a European Union court ruling could undermine press freedoms and free speech. | |
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ON THIS DAY On May 14, 1948, the independent state of Israel was proclaimed as British rule in Palestine came to an end. | | |
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