Sentence examples for forgotten online from inspiring English sources

With Wikipedia's sudden power comes a responsibility to "preserve human dignity", since nothing is ever forgotten online.

"People shall have the right to withdraw their consent to data processing" and to be forgotten online, she says.

Back in May, when the European Court of Justice upheld the notion of citizens' right to be forgotten online, it sort of seemed reasonable.

Is his loftiness of tone and grandness of vision meant as an antidote to the daily deaths of what is written (and forgotten) online?

A new European law on the "right to be forgotten" online would be technically unenforceable and lead to thousands of misconceived complaints, the justice minister Simon Hughes has said.

The right to be forgotten online has long been a political debate in France, with the former rightwing minister for digital development, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, setting up a charter in 2010 aimed at protecting personal information.

Do your research and don't forget online providers generally offer more competitive rates than their high street competitors.

After all, while Singlescruise.com tells visitors to "forget online dating," it's far harder to jump ship on a ship.

Of the Australian's editorial which said the ABC should stick to TV and radio and forget online, he said: "I've never read an editorial that is so imbued with an old analogue mindset".

Forget online shopping, fashion critic Booth Moore wrote, think about the "potential of 3-D printing.

Forget the online world with its wealth of book sites and blogs.