Commons inquiry rebukes Facebook over Rigby killing
Following an investigation by parliament's intelligence and
security committee into the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby 18 months
ago, the committee sternly criticised a large unnamed US internet
company, believed to be Facebook, and stated that the murder might
have been prevented had security services had access to the online
exchanges of one of the killers. UK Prime Minister, David Cameron,
told parliament that he is willing to consider new laws to compel
internet companies to disclose such communications.
UK's first "right to be forgotten" case
settles
Daniel Hegglin, a UK businessman who took Google to court over
the inclusion of malicious web postings about him in its search
results, reached a settlement with the firm this week, the details
of which have not been disclosed. Counsel for Mr Hegglin told the
court that the settlement "includes efforts on Google's
part to remove the abusive material from
