ECtHR case with “profound consequences for digital archives”

A piece in The Times by me and my Mishcon de Reya colleague Emma Woollcott, on the recent Hurbain v Belgium “right to be forgotten” case:

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/588d0282-523f-11ee-a518-203f78f24415?shareToken=e340610d08c71fe41d2602e066339071

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ECtHR case with “profound consequences for digital archives”

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