The right to be forgotten

expectationlost

http://www.google.ie/policies/faq/

google has started including notification that some results might be removed because of the right to be fottegotten ruling

http://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf?text=&docid=152065&amppageIndex=0&doclang=en&mode=lst&dir=&occ=first&part=1&cid=276332

don't agree with the ruling, if something is true its true, doesn't matter if its old information, they maybe should make google be even more biased to new information over say even reputable new organisations that might have been throwing up the old bankruptcy information the guy who took the case was giving out about

but there also a part of the ruling in regard to the length of time a company can hold information on you which I think applies generaly to companies Europe, how does google search actually work, what information does google actually hold on its own servers, does it search and index the web once, hold the info forever or does it ever dump info and re-search, surely if it did that say ever ten years then it would never hold information too long on someone or is that too much of cheat on that rule to delete the information and then get it again straight after.

not sure how google or PageRank if that still whats it called actually works

expectationlost

bueller bueller bueller? is there a more appropriate forum i could put this in? maybe give it an alarmist title and stick it in after hours?