The Internet is Forever.
The phrases "old news" or "yesterdays newspapers", no longer apply.
Now, The Internet Never Forgets...
The phrases "old news" or "yesterdays newspapers", no longer apply.
Now, The Internet Never Forgets...
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A damaging news article is an anchor weighing you down and stopping you moving forward.
Newspaper reports (considered by search engines to be 'authority sites') rank high in search results.
Search your first name and last name followed by your town, your career, divorce, court, or any other related keyword and they still be at the TOP OF GOOGLE for the next few years; but what's even worse is that they will still show when your name is searched in 2030 - 2040.
Those articles will continue to be the first thing that anyone sees when they 'check you out', unless you take action to claim and control your search results and get back in charge of your online reputation.
Newspaper reports (considered by search engines to be 'authority sites') rank high in search results.
Search your first name and last name followed by your town, your career, divorce, court, or any other related keyword and they still be at the TOP OF GOOGLE for the next few years; but what's even worse is that they will still show when your name is searched in 2030 - 2040.
Those articles will continue to be the first thing that anyone sees when they 'check you out', unless you take action to claim and control your search results and get back in charge of your online reputation.
Everyone can see content which has been put on the internet about you.
Most people that you interact with today, whether personally or professionally, will do one simple thing - they will GOOGLE YOUR NAME.
Most people that you interact with today, whether personally or professionally, will do one simple thing - they will GOOGLE YOUR NAME.
Negative search results affect friendships, housing, finance, employment, work associations, client trust, business development and so many other areas of your life (even your children's school experiences and their social opportunities), usually you don't know that YOU'VE BEEN GOOGLED, but you live with the consequences.
However, your name is your personal data, and you have the right to control what content shows when your name is searched.
However, your name is your personal data, and you have the right to control what content shows when your name is searched.
A 20 minute conference with Internet Erasure's Senior Caseworker.
Stopping Enforced Disclosure by Google and Bing, and removing damaging articles from search results under the Right to be Forgotten.
Stopping Enforced Disclosure by Google and Bing, and removing damaging articles from search results under the Right to be Forgotten.
What is the Right to Be Forgotten?
The ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ is a data protection and privacy right which provides a legal framework, for the delisting of content that identifies a private individual (such as newspaper articles), from search engine results pages, in the UK and EU.
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How can the Right to Erasure restore privacy?
The Right to Erasure allows many individuals in many differing circumstances to have information about them removed from search engines, this includes newspaper articles, photographs, videos, documents and other digital content.
As a result, people can regain control of search results associated with their name.
The Right to Erasure is a lifeline for people who are affected by adverse media and desperately trying to find an 'Online Reputation Management' or 'Public Relations' solution.
However, this right is discretionary and subjective, it is not absolute and objective.
This means that in order to achieve delisting, your personal privacy rights must be strongly advanced to prevent the search engines from arguing that the public interest (meaning the public's right to know something about you) outweighs your personal privacy rights.
This is an area of law where experienced representation and advocacy makes a huge difference.
As a result, people can regain control of search results associated with their name.
The Right to Erasure is a lifeline for people who are affected by adverse media and desperately trying to find an 'Online Reputation Management' or 'Public Relations' solution.
However, this right is discretionary and subjective, it is not absolute and objective.
This means that in order to achieve delisting, your personal privacy rights must be strongly advanced to prevent the search engines from arguing that the public interest (meaning the public's right to know something about you) outweighs your personal privacy rights.
This is an area of law where experienced representation and advocacy makes a huge difference.
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