Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Internet search engine service in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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E- Activities of an internet search engine service provider.
C- The applicability of the criterion of‘establishment in the EU' to a third country internet search engine service provider.
An internet search engine service provider may have various types of activities.
In my opinion the Court should approach the question of territorial applicability from the perspective of the business model of internet search engine service providers.
E- The obligations of an internet search engine service provider as‘controller'.
almost invariably end up in the hands of the internet search engine service provider.
In particular, internet search engine service providers should not be saddled with such an obligation.
take down' procedures that the internet search engine service provider must follow in order to avoid liability.
C- An internet search engine service provider is not a‘controller' of personal data on third-party source web pages.
The second group addresses the issues relating to the legal position of an internet search engine service provider(9) in the light of the Directive,
An internet search engine service provider may automatically acquire personal data relating to its users,(32)
The second group of questions pertains to the legal position of an internet search engine service provider offering access to an internet search engine in the light of the provisions of the Directive.
with the judgment to be left to the internet search engine service provider.
The role and legal position of internet search engine service providers has not been expressly regulated in EU legislation.
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.
As controller, an internet search engine service provider must respect the requirements laid down in Article 6 of the Directive.
links to any objected contents or to an unmanageable number of requests handled by the most popular and important internet search engine service providers.
It is obvious that if and when the internet search engine service provider can be considered as‘controller' he must comply with the obligations provided by the Directive.
of the Directive, or to the extent the Court accepts my assertion that there are instances where an internet search engine service provider such as Google could be considered as having such a position.
It does not even enable the internet search engine service provider to distinguish between personal data,
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. .
Hence, an internet search engine service provider pursues legitimate interests,
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.
In my view the internet search engine service provider cannot in law or in fact fulfil the obligations of controller provided in Articles 6,
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.
However, the internet search engine service provider cannot be considered as‘controller' of the processing of such personal data in the sense of Article 2(d)
The revenue of internet search engine service providers does not come from the users who enter the search terms in the search engine,