"If Google rejects a request for removal of a link, the requestor can appeal to his or her country’s regulators or the courts, Keller says. “But there’s no role for the publisher, who put the speech up in the first place and is being silenced” to protest, Keller says. “In terms of due process, it’s extremely lopsided.”"
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