RBS Reputation Management provides personalized The Guardian news removal services as per the requirements of our clients. Here is a comprehensive 4 step client process followed by us:
Article Analysis and Assessment
In the initial stage, we discover the original URL of the concerned Guardian news article and our professional team conducts a thorough analysis of the same to identify the policy and privacy violations. We collect all the evidence and prepare a detailed report to send to the Guardian editorial team to remove the concerned news article from the Guardian.
Strategy Development
In the next step, we prepare a strategy as to how to deal with the negative news article published in the Guardian. Based on the relevant material and experience, our team decides whether to serve a legal notice to the editorial team or an editorial takedown request. We reach out to them, highlighting why the content should be permanently removed based on concrete facts and materials.
Implementation and Execution
We will raise a formal takedown request with The Guardian’s grievance redressal team, along with all evidence collected during our audit. If they fail to take action, we will move to issue a legal notice firmly conveying that the news article in The Guardian is defamatory and violates laws, company policies and your privacy. We will also target the syndicated third-party sources.
Monitoring
RBS Reputation Management’s The Guardian news removal service extends beyond the actual deletion of the news article. After the article is deleted, we regularly monitor the internet to keep a check on any potential risk that may be generated in the future. However, if the article is not deleted, we use the Google Remove Outdated Content Tool to de-index it.
