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Entries Tagged as 'Death and Digital Legacy'

Announcing DeathAndDigitalLegacy.com

January 28th, 2010 · 7 Comments

I’m pleased to announce the launch of DeathAndDigitalLegacy.com.
Since first starting to explore this subject more than two years ago, I’ve realized that it stretches wider than I ever could have imagined. As I delved deeper, questions surrounding law, security, privacy, bereavement, preservation, development, and even immortality came to the forefront.
Speaking at PodCamp Montreal last [...]

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New York Times Digital Afterlife

October 20th, 2009 · 1 Comment

Yesterday The New York Times ran the interview I did about The Digital Afterlife and the need to appoint a digital executor:
Internet Protocol is Jenna Wortham’s advice column for technology. The question was:
Not to be morbid, but I have a lot of private information and details stored on my computer — in various Google Chat [...]

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PodCamp Montreal: Death and Digital Legacy

September 18th, 2009 · 4 Comments

My PodCamp Montreal session on Death and Digital Legacy is scheduled for Saturday @ 2:30 PM. And, to be honest, I considered canceling it.
This morning, news spread of the murder of Montreal blogger Renée Wathelet (@endirectdesiles). A fixture in the community, Renée fell in love with Mexico’s Isla Mujeres and moved there last year March. [...]

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Tags: Community · Death and Digital Legacy · Event · Montreal · Social Media · Technology

SXSW 2010: Panel Voting

August 17th, 2009 · 5 Comments

I’m pleased to announce that my panel submission for SXSW interactive 2010 has passed the first stage and is open for voting in the PanelPicker. You’ll need sign in to SXSW or create an account to vote, but it only takes a moment.
Posts Mortem: Death and Digital Legacy
If you passed away today, how would your [...]

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