Yes, that’s right folks. You heard it here first. It’s true. We’re all going to die. We don’t like talking and thinking about it, but it’s inevitable. What happens to our content when we leave this place? Who will manage our blog posts, photos, videos, audio, tweets, etc.? How will future generations find and access your digital estate? It’s time to start giving this some thought kids. Death waits for nobody. Hey, don’t let the topic get you down. We’re not dead yet, right? Full video here: http://vimeo.com/7121569

1. We’re all going to DIE!!!
Exploring your digital legacy

5. Adele McAlear
adelemcalear.com

6. Renee Wathelet
endirectdesiles.com

8. #bcn09gonnadie

9. #bcn09gonnadie

10. #bcn09gonnadie

12. So, what becomes of your
content after you die?
#bcn09gonnadie

14. When a friend died unexpectedly last year I couldn't
bring myself to delete him as a friend on Facebook, but
it is rather disturbing to see his smiling face in my
friends list.
My kids think I'm crazy not to press delete, but it
seems so horrible. I've been wondering for ages what
other people do in the same situation, if there's some sort
of netiquette.

16. “We’re all haunted by our losses,”
Text
“It’s just that Facebook reminds us of that in a very in-your-face kind of way.
I know it’s an idea of popular culture that you get over a loss. But the reality is, you don’t.”
Dr. Susan D. Block, chief of Psychosocial Oncology and Palliative Care at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston

21. "The bank, the life insurance company, his pension provider – they were
all happy to deal with us. All of them except for PayPal. We just gave up
in the end. We didn't have what they wanted, and they weren't going to
give us access." - Darren Stuart.

23. Derek K. Miller
penmachine.com

24. Derek K. Miller
penmachine.com

26. cbc.ca/spark ||hear the full interview: http://bit.ly/UsS8X
cbc.ca/spark hear the full interview: http://bit.ly/UsS8X

27. cbc.ca/spark ||hear the full interview: http://bit.ly/UsS8X
cbc.ca/spark hear the full interview: http://bit.ly/UsS8X

28. Services to manage your
digital legacy

29. Services to manage your
digital legacy

30. Deathswitch

31. Legacy Locker

32. Slightly Morbid

33. Who will be your digital
executor?

34. Who will be your digital
executor?
Who will up date your blog so your readers know you’re gone?
Will they be able to update the software like you do with WordPress?
Who will manage your email, Twitter and Facebook accounts?
What about your videos and photos? Will someone know how to backup your
YouTube and Flickr content?
Will they remember to pay your hosting fees on time? Will they have access?

35. Who will be your digital
executor?
Who will up date your blog so your readers know you’re gone?
Will they be able to update the software like you do with WordPress?
Who will manage your email, Twitter and Facebook accounts?
What about your videos and photos? Will someone know how to backup your
YouTube and Flickr content?
Will they remember to pay your hosting fees on time? Will they have access?

36. Who will be your digital
executor?
Who will up date your blog so your readers know you’re gone?
Will they be able to update the software like you do with WordPress?
Who will manage your email, Twitter and Facebook accounts?
What about your videos and photos? Will someone know how to backup your
YouTube and Flickr content?
Will they remember to pay your hosting fees on time? Will they have access?

37. Who will be your digital
executor?
Who will up date your blog so your readers know you’re gone?
Will they be able to update the software like you do with WordPress?
Who will manage your email, Twitter and Facebook accounts?
What about your videos and photos? Will someone know how to backup your
YouTube and Flickr content?
Will they remember to pay your hosting fees on time? Will they have access?

38. Who will be your digital
executor?
Who will up date your blog so your readers know you’re gone?
Will they be able to update the software like you do with WordPress?
Who will manage your email, Twitter and Facebook accounts?
What about your videos and photos? Will someone know how to backup your
YouTube and Flickr content?
Will they remember to pay your hosting fees on time? Will they have access?

39. When you're sick in the
hospital you have little
down time.
You're thinking about
saving your life.
Giving up passwords
declares defeat in a way.

40. Do it now!

42. ... Later that night, I visited Steve’s (Facebook) profile — of course he’s grinning in the photo —
and I gave him a poke. I think that will make a nice birthday tradition.

43. Thank you.

44. Thank you.
Contact me: @davedelaney on Twitter
or www.davedelaney.me

45. Photo and Audio Credits
Slide #2 Local Surfer http://www-us.flickr.com/photos/localsurfer/381011591/sizes/l/
Slide #3 John Cooke http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-cooke-uk/3827193913/sizes/l/
Slide #4 Tojosan http://www.flickr.com/photos/tojosan/1573553540/sizes/l/
Slide #11 Montreal Gazette http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Montrealer+murdered+Mexico+touched
+everyone/2007709/story.html
Slide #12 Facebook http://trendsupdates.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/facebook-03.jpg
Slide #15 HORIZON http://www.flickr.com/photos/horizon/199413205/sizes/l/
Slide #22 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:AGMA_H%C3%A9rodote.jpg
Slide #23 Kris Krug http://www.flickr.com/photos/kk/2790475338/sizes/l/
Slide #26 Inside Home Recording http://www.insidehomerecording.com/images/derek_effect.jpg
Slide #26: Audio excerpt from CBC.ca/spark http://bit.ly/UsS8X
Slide #28, 29, 30, 31 Family Guy http://www.fox.com/familyguy/
Slide #37 Mrs_Haukaas http://www.flickr.com/photos/magd/2328865424/sizes/l/
Slide #38 MommaMia http://www.flickr.com/photos/mommamia/3153760917/sizes/o/
Slide #41 http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2009/01/14/fashion/15spy.ready.html