As you know, the EU has mandated the search engines to remove content that might be harmful to people on a case by case basis. Google launched a form for this removal and began removing this content. They even started an advisory council to help them with these decisions.
Microsoft has yet to do anything on the Right To Be Forgotten end. They told the New York Times :
“Developing an appropriate system is taking us some time,” the company said in a statement on Wednesday. “We expect to launch a form through which users can make requests soon.”
But they are working on it. I guess let's see how Google does it and then do it a bit better.
The big question for webmasters and SEOs, will people submit as many requests to Bing as they did for Google? Likely not.
Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.
