France tops the list of countries that have filed requests for removal of links from the engine's search results under the European Union's recent right to be forgotten ruling, reveals Google.
Theme Park in France Recreates 'Little Prince' Universe
In France, a theme park inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupery's timeless classic The Little Prince opened this week giving visitors a chance to recall the author's claim that all grown-ups were children first .
In France, a theme park inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupery's timeless classic The Little Prince opened this week giving visitors a chance to recall the author's claim that all grown-ups were children first .
About 53 percent of requests received by the search engine giant in Europe have been delisted as requested, 32 percent have been denied while the rest have been requested by Google to furnish more information on the request.
The letter also delineates the process and the privacy measures followed by Google while delisting the requested links.
Ban of Wine in Offices by Employers is Allowed in France
After the French government allowed employers to ban wine from the workplace, from Thursday, the traditional Gallic pot , a convivial office drinks party, may be a thing of past.
After the French government allowed employers to ban wine from the workplace, from Thursday, the traditional Gallic pot , a convivial office drinks party, may be a thing of past.
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Keep Paraplegic on Life-support, European Court Tells France
The European Court of Human Rights set aside a French court's permission for euthanasia and has told France not to remove life support from a man in a vegetative state for the past six years.
The European Court of Human Rights set aside a French court's permission for euthanasia and has told France not to remove life support from a man in a vegetative state for the past six years.
France's Chauvet Cave, Travelling 36,000 Years Underground
France's Chauvet Cave is guarded by a half-tonne reinforced door that seals it entrance, the code known only by three people, with cameras keeping watch 24 hours a day.
France's Chauvet Cave is guarded by a half-tonne reinforced door that seals it entrance, the code known only by three people, with cameras keeping watch 24 hours a day.
