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Google’s ‘right to be forgotten’ rule has come under scrutiny, with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) threatening legal action. The rule was created in May last year and in its initial 12 months, around 150 companies complained to the ICO. Of the rejections from Google, the ICO disagreed with 25%. Deputy Information Commissioner, David Smith […]
22 May 2015 · Igniyte
In the Press
Igniyte discuss the Daniel Hegglin story on Sky News. Daniel Hegglin, a UK businessman and former Morgan Stanley banker, who took Google to court in a bid to prevent anonymous and malicious online posts about him appearing in search engine results, has finally reached a settlement. When Daniel Hegglin decided to Google himself, he discovered […]
24 November 2014 · Igniyte
Blog
Jordan Reid, founder and host of lifestyle site ‘Ramshackle Glam’, was forced to claw back her own website after it was hijacked and put up for auction online. This raises significant points about the need to safeguard your privacy to protect your online reputation. Whether you are an individual or a company, your own website is […]
15 April 2014 · Igniyte
In the Press
Igniyte’s research on online reputation management has been used in a feature in The Times newspaper.
30 July 2013 · Igniyte
