So I have a boss who is rather well off financially, he presented at a symposium a few years ago and for some unknown reason they decided to publish his resume on their website.
Now this pdf contains his private information, address, phone number etc. and obviously doesn't want this appearing on the first page of google (currently 8 or 9th) if one of his clients google him. He knows about my history of internet marketing helping pay my way through uni, so asked if there was anything he could do.
I wouldn't normally suggest this given it's a pretty shitty thing to do to a website, but in this case it could be warranted.
Is there any other avenues I could look into before suggesting this? I was thinking potentially a DCMA request to google, but I don't think that would apply to a resume.
Note: he's already tried contacting/calling the relevant people to remove with no luck.
Now this pdf contains his private information, address, phone number etc. and obviously doesn't want this appearing on the first page of google (currently 8 or 9th) if one of his clients google him. He knows about my history of internet marketing helping pay my way through uni, so asked if there was anything he could do.
I wouldn't normally suggest this given it's a pretty shitty thing to do to a website, but in this case it could be warranted.
Is there any other avenues I could look into before suggesting this? I was thinking potentially a DCMA request to google, but I don't think that would apply to a resume.
Note: he's already tried contacting/calling the relevant people to remove with no luck.
