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Libraries, privacy, and the right to be forgotten
This paper will consider the concept of the right to be forgotten and how it may impact libraries and archives. The right to be forgotten will be introduced, followed by a discussion related to privacy in libraries and how this interacts with the right to be forgotten and laws such as the European U
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