COMPARISON OF RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN (RTBF) BETWEEN INDONESIA AND SEVERAL COUNTRIES TO ESTABLISING CERTAIN LEGAL DATA PROTECTION IN INDONESIA by Adinda Setyaning Putri

“… Right to be Forgotten (RTBF) is a legal concept representing an individual's right to control their personal data held by an electronic system operator. …”
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La Belgique dans les épisodes de séries françaises coproduits avec la RTBF : de l’Atomium au conflit linguistique by Sarah Sepulchre

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Bridging youth ‘media egocentrism’ and journalistic values: strategies for public service media by Juan Manuel Prieto-Arosa, Leen d’Haenens

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Not just one, but many ‘Rights to be Forgotten’ by Geert Van Calster, Alejandro Gonzalez Arreaza, Elsemiek Apers

“…In recent times, RTBF has faced increasing debate and litigation, such as in Latin America. …”
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Why the generative AI models do not like the right to be forgotten: a study of proportionality of identified limitations by Anna Anna Popowicz-Pazdej

“…With the further aim of assessing the limitation, the author explores whether the right to be forgotten (RTBF) is relevant or effective in an AI/machine learning context. …”
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Contemporary Practical Alternatives to a “Right To Be Forgotten” in the United States by Jonathan Adam Holland

“… The “right to be forgotten” (RTBF), perhaps more accurately described as a “right of erasure”, first emerged into mainstream public consciousness and practice with the European Court of Justice’s May, 2014 ruling in the Google Spain SL, Google Inc. v. …”
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Arterial spin-labeled magnetic resonance perfusion imaging in prediction of pediatric brain tumors grading: inter-observer agreement by Maha Mohammed Hassan Elmansy, Samia Mounir Zaki, Magda Ali Hany Elbakry, Rihame Mohamed Abdelwahab

“…Results The inter-observer agreement for the mean aTBF and the mean rTBF values of the studied lesions was almost perfect (inter-class correlation coefficient (ICC) = 0.978, 0.997). …”
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A New European Fundamental Rights Court: The German Constitutional Court on the Right to Be Forgotten by Paul Friedl

“…RTBF I: a new normative grounding for the right to be forgotten. - IV. …”
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Manipulation et information fictionnelle by Jean-Paul Dufiet

“…On December 13, 2006, Radio Télévision Belge Francophone (RTBF) interrupted its regular programming with a special bulletin to report/broadcast a false news story : Flanders had seceded and unilaterally declared its independence. …”
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La série, outil de promotion et de démarginalisation des espaces ? Le cas de la Wallonie by Nicolas Marichez

“…In 2013, the Walloon-Brussels Federation and RTBF created a series fund that aims to make French-speaking Belgium emerge as a land of series creation likely to appeal to an international audience. …”
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A mediapark in Brussels? The media industry and its regional dynamics by Marlen Komorowski, Victor Wiard, Sabri Derinöz, Ike Picone, David Domingo, Geoffroy Patriarche

“…This synopsis analyses from a media cluster perspective the characteristics of the media industry in Brussels and assesses the implications for the major policy intervention of the Brussels Capital Region in this industry: the mediapark.brussels, a 10-year urban and property development project at Reyers around the existing site of the public broadcasting companies VRT and RTBF. Our research results shed light on several clustering configurations in the Brussels media industry, highlight the diversity of the media workforce, and offer an overview of different models and activities of worker communities. …”
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« Vu à la télé » : tourisme et fictions télévisuelles françaises by Marie-Hélène Chevrier, Isabelle Lefort

“…This study is based on the analysis of the crime series Meurtres à... co-produced by France 3 and RTBF since 2013. The fictionalization of the space of these « territories », their activities and their stories, tales and legends therefore participates in new geographical narratives, likely to be part of tourism practices as well as residential choices.…”
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Building the future of European Public Service Media: innovation priorities, key points and optimization areas in PSM by César Fieiras-Ceide, Martín Vaz-Álvarez, Miguel Túñez-López

“…This research analyzes 15 European public broadcasting corporations from Germany (ARD), Austria (ORF), Belgium (VRT and RTBF), Denmark (DR), Spain (RTVE), Finland (Yle), France (France TV), Great Britain (BBC), the Netherlands (NPO), Ireland (RTÉ), Italy (RAI), Portugal (RTP), Sweden (SVT) and Switzerland (RTS). …”
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Redactable Blockchain: Comprehensive Review, Mechanisms, Challenges, Open Issues and Future Research Directions by Shams Mhmood Abd Ali, Mohd Najwadi Yusoff, Hasan Falah Hasan

“…Nonetheless, the security function is currently being challenged due to improper data stored, such as child pornography, copyright violation, and lately the enaction of the “Right to be Forgotten (RtbF)” principle disseminated by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), where it requires blockchain data to be redacted to suit current applications’ urgent demands, and even compliance with the regulation is a challenge and an unfeasible practice for various blockchain technology providers owing to the immutability characteristic. …”
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A survey on federated unlearning: challenges, methods, and future directions by Liu, Ziyao, Jiang, Yu, Shen, Jiyuan, Peng, Minyi, Lam, Kwok-Yan, Yuan, Xingliang, Liu, Xiaoning

“…In recent years, the notion of ``the right to be forgotten" (RTBF) has become a crucial aspect of data privacy for digital trust and AI safety, requiring the provision of mechanisms that support the removal of personal data of individuals upon their requests. …”
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A systematic literature review of the tension between the GDPR and public blockchain systems by Rahime Belen-Saglam, Enes Altuncu, Yang Lu, Shujun Li

“…Our results revealed three main types of issues: (i) difficulties in exercising data subjects’ rights such as the ‘right to be forgotten’ (RTBF) due to the immutable nature of public blockchains; (ii) difficulties in identifying roles and responsibilities in the public blockchain data processing ecosystem (particularly on the identification of data controllers and data processors); and (iii) ambiguities regarding the application of the relevant law(s) due to the distributed nature of blockchains. …”
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