Google loses right to be forgotten lawsuit

Google its ‘right to be forgotten’ case against a UK businessman, a decision which could have notable implications in the digital economy.
The ruling was made by Justice Mark Warby, a judge who also rejected a similar claim who was jailed for a more serious offense. The defendant, referred to NT2 for legal reasons, was convicted of conspiracy to account falsely in the late 90s, spending four years in prison. After Google rejected NT2’s demands to remove links from search engine