Google, Spain at European Court of Justice Arguing Privacy

Depends on your definitions

Reason Staff | 2.27.2013 8:52 AM

Google did battle with Spain's data protection authority in Europe's highest court on Tuesday, in a case with global implications that poses one of the toughest questions of the Internet age: When is information really private?

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Google, Spain at European Court of Justice Arguing Privacy

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