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The “Right to Be Forgotten” – Reputation.ca on canada.com

by | May 20, 2014 | General | 0 comments

In a ruling last week, an EU court supported a person’s “right to be forgotten”, which in turn put direct pressure on search engines like Google to be accountable for the content they link to.

The EU’s court ruling raised the question of whether similar rulings will now appear in the United States and Canada.  In this canada.com article, Reputation.ca President, Matt Earle, weighs in on the greater implications of last week’s ruling and describes how Reputation.ca currently helps clients improve their online reputations.  

Read the full canada.com article here.

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Matt Earle

Founder & President

Matt Earle, Founder of Reputation.ca, is a leading Canadian expert on online reputation management with over 15 years of hands on experience working in the space. Mr. Earle’s educational background includes an H.BSc from the University of Toronto and certification as a Google Professional. His expertise has been acknowledged through national television appearances on CBC, PBS and CTV, being a guest host on CBC radio, and numerous quotes in print and online media.