Google earlier launched a tool to showcase governments that have sent requests to remove the content from Google’s search service or products and the company has now updated the tool with latest data.
India made 1061 data requests from July 2009 to December 2009; and the number has increased to 1430, between January – June, 2010 timeframe.
In total, Google complied with 53.3% of removal requests (partially or fully)
– 30 removal requests, for a total of 125 items
– 53.3% of removal requests fully or partially complied with
Recent Removal Requests
Blogger
- 2 court orders to remove content
- 3 non-court order requests to remove content
- 9 items requested to be removed
Book Search
- 1 court orders to remove content
- 1 items requested to be removed
Orkut
- 2 court orders to remove content
- 3 non-court order requests to remove content
- 5 items requested to be removed
Web Search
- 2 court orders to remove content
- 5 non-court order requests to remove content
- 13 items requested to be removed
YouTube
- 1 court orders to remove content
- 11 non-court order requests to remove content
- 97 items requested to be removed
—
Some of the recent Google Gaffe
-
Google India Renames Mumbai to Bombay [Hey Shiv Sena?]
-
Google Gifts Arunachal Pradesh to China
- PoK Goes to Pakistan
Recommended Toon : Google’s dilemma
