Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times

Inspired by a recent decision of the Italian Data Protection Authority, the article examines the issues related to the right to be forgotten in relation to the newspapers archives available on the Internet. This particular case is presented as a concrete example of the need to find a form of balanc...

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Main Author: Alberto Salarelli
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Firenze University Press 2013-11-01
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Online Access:http://jlis.it/index.php/jlis/article/view/228
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description Inspired by a recent decision of the Italian Data Protection Authority, the article examines the issues related to the right to be forgotten in relation to the newspapers archives available on the Internet. This particular case is presented as a concrete example of the need to find a form of balance between the right to privacy and the right to historical research; it is also a particularly significant example of how the concept of memory is changing in the contemporary world. The article ends with a proposal for a more controlled access to online newspapers archives, not for the purpose of censoring the documents contained in them, but to inform users about the legal consequences of their activity.
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spelling doaj.art-04a49a535044431b963bd49183303f4e2024-01-24T17:49:33ZengFirenze University PressJLIS.it2038-10262013-11-0151Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our timesAlberto Salarelli Inspired by a recent decision of the Italian Data Protection Authority, the article examines the issues related to the right to be forgotten in relation to the newspapers archives available on the Internet. This particular case is presented as a concrete example of the need to find a form of balance between the right to privacy and the right to historical research; it is also a particularly significant example of how the concept of memory is changing in the contemporary world. The article ends with a proposal for a more controlled access to online newspapers archives, not for the purpose of censoring the documents contained in them, but to inform users about the legal consequences of their activity. http://jlis.it/index.php/jlis/article/view/228Right to be forgottenOnline newspapers archivesRight to privacyFreedom of research
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Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times
JLIS.it
Right to be forgotten
Online newspapers archives
Right to privacy
Freedom of research
title Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times
title_full Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times
title_fullStr Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times
title_full_unstemmed Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times
title_short Right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives: some considerations on social memory in our times
title_sort right to be forgotten and online newspapers archives some considerations on social memory in our times
topic Right to be forgotten
Online newspapers archives
Right to privacy
Freedom of research
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