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Biomedical and Electrical Engineer with interests in information theory, evolution, genetics, abstract mathematics, microbiology, big history, IndieWeb, mnemonics, and the entertainment industry including: finance, distribution, representation

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.@CharlieRoseShow interview w/ @deanbaquet @nytimes was nice, but not as hard-hitting as discussions @leolaport has w/ @jeffjarvis on

 

@jeffjarvis One part of the "Right to Forget" that I haven't heard you guys discuss on : does it extend to embedded Google Search?

I don't agree with the broader concept in general, but the whole enterprise is even more chilling if sites that use Google search to power search on their individual domains have these results disappear as well. So for example, if I just want to search the NYTimes for something specific and I perform the search from the NY Times site, but the search item has been removed from Google's world-wide search, would it show up? This is horrible, particularly if I know it appeared in a particular source at one time.

 

Catching up on This Week in Google episodes. There's a nice section on with @KevinMarks https://youtu.be/TWonGdmIxjo?t=1h19m5s