Google could face fines of up to $1.3bn under EU's new 'right to be forgotten' regime
EU to ratchet-up fines over 'right to be forgotten' with penalties of up to two per cent of turnover
New rules over the European Union's so-called "right to be forgotten" could see internet companies like Google fined as much as $1.3bn. The stiff fines are part of a new regime that, according to Reuters,...
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