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Blogging in English
Well, I’ve decided to start a new blog, this one in English, to sort of micro-blog about ISP Liability. To some extend this blog will be the English version of the other one where I blog in Spanish,...
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Spain: Forum held not liable for its users’ comments
The Spanish Supreme Court recently handed down an interesting judgment on the liability of an Internet forum for third-party comments (Judgment number 316/2010, from the Civil Chamber of the Supreme...
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On the Spanish court ruling that likens P2P to lending books
From time to time a Spanish court ruling gets some international attention. It seems that the latest example has been the decision issued by the Madrid Court of Appeals (Audiencia Provincial de Madrid)...
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First ruling in Spain dealing with keyword advertising
A commercial court in Madrid has recently addressed for the first time in Spain a claim against the use of someone else’s trademark as a keyword within the Google Adwords program. While the ruling was...
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Right to Be Forgotten: Google Sentenced to Pay Damages in Spain
(Cross posted to the Stanford’s Center for Internet & Society Blog) The CJEU judgment on the right to be forgotten, Google Spain v. Mario Costeja, hit the search engine on an unexpected front –...
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Clash between different chambers of the Spanish Supreme Court on the right to...
The right to be forgotten – which can be best described as a right to be delisted – was recognized by the CJEU on the assumption that the search engine operator, Google Inc., is a data controller of...
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