Shaftus

Do you think the judgment in the Google Spain 2014 case which says that search engines have to have regard for people's right to privacy in the way that they index their results and present them, and the so called "right to be forgotten" (which is more a right to be de-indexed or related with search terms) is an unfair burden on search engines? Do you feel others should be shouldering that burden? If so who and how and why? Do you have a method for de-indexing should someone request it?

Hi David, I'm in Ireland and studying Law, just going in to my penultimate year here. Obviously I know that the way degrees and qualifications are gotten here are different (and also all of the laws and procedures - Grand Juries still seem an odd concept to me) but I'm going to start an internship with a Criminal Defence Firm over here in about two weeks. I always preferred criminal law over everything else but still do not like the profession and what I've seen of it. Have you any tips for me going in to this job to get the most out of it? At the moment I'm still considering just getting through the rest of my degree and continuing on to other things with no professional qualification.

How often do you encounter trading rules and import restrictions etc? Like in the EU i know that there are (supposedly) no barriers to trade, but there are plenty of countries outside of the eu that simply won't trade with others. Are there any countries (companies based in certain countries) that don't trade with others and are they missing out on worthwhile noodles?