Days after Europe's highest court said people could ask search engines to remove some links about themselves, Andy Donaldson started to receive phone calls. Donaldson's British company, Hit Search, had previously created a service for companies and individuals to monitor how and where they were mentioned across the Internet. Now, the callers wanted to know how they could take advantage of the court's unexpected decision. And Hit Search - like a growing number of European companies - suddenly saw the potential to profit from Europe's "right to be forgotten" ruling.
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