Sentence examples for remove news from inspiring English sources

The aim, he said, was not to remove news articles but private information made public.

In October a legal battle with German publishers prompted Google to remove news snippets taken from news sites from its search results.

Japan has taken another step towards recognising "the right to be forgotten" of individuals online after a court ordered Google to remove news reports about the arrest of a man who, according to the judge, deserved the chance to rebuild his life "unhindered" by records of his criminal past.

Indeed, it's hard not to empathise with some of the requests that we've seen – from the man who asked that we do not show a news article saying that he had been questioned in connection with a crime (he's able to demonstrate that he was never charged) to the mother who requested that we remove news articles for her daughter's name as she had been the victim of abuse.

It led them to, for example, remove news sites like this one from the suggested user list in 2009 when we didn't fall into line editorially.

Rep. Patrick Neville, the leader of the Colorado House Republicans, called me a "snowflake" for asking him, in a blog post last week, to remove news from his Facebook page that's been retracted by CBS and the Associated Press.

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The app offers stories and video, and you can personalise the homescreen by adding and removing news categories to suit your interests.

According to a ruling by the Italian courts earlier this summer forcing a news website to remove a news story the answer is two years.

This is the latest push in Facebook's ongoing quest to remove fake news from the News Feed.

Both initiatives were part of a greater effort to remove fake news from the site and provide new avenues for more reliable news from trusted sources.