Examples of using Internet search engine in English and their translations into Croatian
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Another great approach for finding a respectable vendor is to take a look at internet search engine rankings.
just like you would for an internet search engine.
The key issue in the present case is how the role of internet search engine service providers should be interpreted in the light of the existing EU legal instruments relating to data protection, and in particular the Directive.
These last two sub-questions are relevant only if the internet search engine service provider can be considered as processing personal data on third-party source web pages and as being the controller thereof.
For these reasons, it is important to examine the liability of internet search engine service providers in respect of personal data published on third-party source web pages which are accessible through their search engines. .
It does not even enable the internet search engine service provider to distinguish between personal data,
Now this information can be acquired by typing his name into an internet search engine and this makes the dissemination of such data considerably more efficient,
However, internet search engine service providers like Google who do not provide their service in return for remuneration from the internet users,
In my view the internet search engine service provider cannot in law
The Internet search engine, which over the years grew into a company offering a whole host of digital services,
telephone numbers, almost invariably end up in the hands of the internet search engine service provider.
Second, the search results displayed by an internet search engine are not based on an instant search of the whole World Wide Web, but they are gathered from content that the internet search engine has previously processed.
For these reasons I propose that the Court answers the second group of questions in the sense that under the circumstances specified in the preliminary reference an internet search engine service provider‘processes' personal data in the sense of Article 2(b) of the Directive.
The data subject now thinks that this information should no longer be displayed in the search results presented by the internet search engine operated by Google, when a search is made of his name and surnames.
For these reasons I would adhere to the Article 29 Working Party's conclusion to the effect that the business model of an internet search engine service provider must be taken into account in the sense that its establishment plays a relevant role in the processing of personal data if it is linked to a service involved in selling targeted advertisement to inhabitants of that Member State.
Even if the Court were to find that internet search engine service providers were responsible as controllers,
In the situations where internet search engine service providers are considered to be controllers of the processing of personal data,
The first sub-question in this group concerns the applicability of the notions of‘personal data' and‘processing' thereof to a internet search engine service provider such as Google,
extend to enabling the data subject to contact the internet search engine service providers himself in order to prevent indexing of
In other words, to what extent are activities performed by an internet search engine service provider, from the point of view of liability principles, analogous to the services enumerated in the ecommerce Directive 2000/31(transfer, mere caching, hosting) or transmission service mentioned in recital 47 in the preamble to the Directive, and to what extent does the internet search engine service provider act as content provider in its own right.