France cannot impose “right to be forgotten” on Google The advocate general of the European Court of Justice has given his opinion on the “right to be forgotten” conflict between France and Google, and the opinion is relatively simple: France does not have the right to impose its own considerations on a company which operates outside its jurisdiction, notes Telecoms.com.
Q&A with Roberto Viola Roberto Viola, European Commission
Q&A with Fatima Barros Fatima Barros, chair of Portugal’s regulator, Anacom, and also BEREC
Q&A With Madeleine de Cock Buning President of the Dutch Media Authority.
Q&A with Dr Stephen Collins Director, Public Policy EMEA, Snap Inc
Q&A Ulf Pehrsson With Ulf Pehrsson, Ericsson's Head of Government and industry relations
Q&A with Celene Craig Celine CRAIG, Deputy Chief Executive, Broadcasting Authority of Ireland – Údarás Craolacháin na hÉireann
Q&A with Wilhelm Eschweiler Vice president of Germany's BNetzA
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