Following a decision in the European Court, Google has now published a 'right to be forgotten' form.
Applicants must explain why they want pages to be de-listed from the search engine’s index and explain whether the information is outdated, irrelevant or inappropriate.
Google explains that it will consider whether there is a public interest in the information, giving the examples of criminal convictions, financial scams, professional malpractice or if the information concerns the pubic conduct of government officials.
Sources: EndGadget; Google