Re:Italian Supreme Court: News "expires", online archives wo...
by panzagl on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @10:41AM
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So basically make this information only available to the privileged?
Re:Italian Supreme Court: News "expires", online archives wo...
by lloyd-christmas on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @01:26PM
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I suffer from the "privilege" of uniqueness. I'm the only person in the world with my first/last combination. There are 12 living people with my last name, none of us share a first name. A few pages into a google search of me returns high school newspaper clippings from 15-20 years ago. An employer doing a background check on me gets my high jump results from 1999 within 5 minutes. Who's privileged, the 100 people who share the same name, myself, or the person trying to find information about one of those 101 people?
I would hope you wouldn't need a golden key to try to track down information, but it would be nice to have my history equally (in)accessible as someone else's.
What would be needed to do something comparable for online papers? Keep them online, but de-list them from search engines? Take them offline, but keep them in offline storage at newspaper offices and libraries?