This document discusses the evolving landscape of intermediary liability for online services. It covers the following key points: 1. Early internet saw broad intermediary liability but DMCA and E-Commerce Directive established limited safe harbors. Recent cases like Viacom v YouTube have challenged these protections. 2. Blocking and filtering requirements have been considered in cases like iiNet in Australia, Scarlet v SABAM in Belgium, and blocking orders for sites like The Pirate Bay in the UK. 3. The "right to be forgotten" established in the Google Spain case now allows individuals to request removal of certain personal links from search results, shifting liability to search engines. This has resulted in Google granting