3 ms·
> Obviously, you can’t remove the newspaper article, even if it is heavily editorialized. Wouldn't it be easier to have a law requiring that if the newspaper a
by bdhe 11y ago
> Obviously, you can’t remove the newspaper article, even if it is heavily editorialized.
Wouldn't it be easier to have a law requiring that if the newspaper article is online, then they MUST have some sort of Editor's Note or retraction in bold before the actual article.
- kuschku 11y agoWe do, but (a) international media does not have to adhere to that law (for example, a newspaper in Switzerland could still contain such an article), and (b) tabloids like BILD ignore that regulation anyway and even end up showing themselves as the only newspaper that fights against the evil censorship.
- Maken 11y agoNone of those points support censoring media that do follow the European regulations. The current "Right to be forgotten" is just an ambiguous law's backdoor that lets you hide information without having to pass through the courts.