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A year and a half later, in its bi-annual Transparency Report, Google has announced it received 348,085 such requests, the bulk of them coming from France and Germany, followed by the UK, Spain and Italy. See also: The inside story of why Google is UK: A media professional requested that we remove 4 links to articles reporting on embarrassing content he posted to the Internet. We did not remove the pages from search results. The ruling has presented Google and other search engines with the challenge The “Goole isn’t Google” webpage has won admirers for the good-humored way the locals are dealing with the confusion. “Goole is a unique place!,” reads the page on arrival. “Not only is it the UK's furthest inland port, but the name of the town "News Writer for Mobile Nations. Husband. Father. Technology lover with an unhealthy Chipotle addiction." 48 min ago 2 By Rich Edmonds The NVIDIA Shield 16GB Android TV bundle is available on Amazon UK for just £118. This is a lightning deal and is Former Google executive to replace Bruce Daisley at head of British operation Nasr, who joined Twitter in 2012 initially running its sales operation, is currently UK sales director of the social media company. He replaces Bruce Daisley, who was named vice As a result of manual investigations into the requests, Google has removed 42 per cent of those URLs, which works out at around 518,000. In the UK, Google received 162,371 requests resulting in 43,101 takedowns. At 38.1 per cent that’s a little lower .

Google removed the page from search results for her name. UK: A doctor requested the removal of more than 50 links to newspaper articles about a botched procedure. Three pages that contained personal information about the doctor but did not mention the Android on Windows is disruptive because neither Microsoft nor Google can stop it The Mozilla Foundation has released its 2014 annual report and while revenues are up, the numbers show the outfit is now very dependent on Yahoo! for future income and has Google denied that it intentionally buried the search results of rivals Yelp and TripAdvisor and claimed the problem was the result of a coding “glitch”, it has emerged. The denial comes after executives from Yelp and TripAdvisor noticed that Google Google continues to receive a steady stream of requests to delist specific search results as a result of a controversial European court ruling. The company said Wednesday it has received 348,085 requests since it launched its program after the European .