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ARTICLE · 24 JULY 2013

Internet E Diritto "All’oblio": Una Recente Sentenza Del Tribunale Di Milano

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Una recente sentenza del Tribunale di Milano in tema di diritto all’oblio in Internet offre lo spunto per una panoramica dello stato dell’arte nella giurisprudenza nazionale.

ItalyMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Luigi Manna
Luigi Manna

Una recente sentenza del Tribunale di Milano (n. 5820/2013, pubblicata il 26.4.2013) in tema di diritto all'oblio in Internet offre lo spunto per una panoramica dello stato dell'arte nella giurisprudenza nazionale.

Il concetto di diritto "all'oblio" non è nuovo nella letteratura giuridica italiana, ma a renderlo di massima attualità sono state proprio l'esplosione di Internet e quella, concomitante, dell'informazione on-line.

Com'è noto, la maggioranza dei grandi quotidiani, una volta varata l'edizione digitale, ha ben presto digitalizzato il proprio archivio storico cartaceo rendendolo disponibile al pubblico on-line. Il vecchio articolo, che una volta era confinato in polverosi archivi visitati da pochi specialisti, oggi è a disposizione di tutti e 24 ore su 24 in Internet.

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