What Happens to Your Digital Life When You Die? [Video Infographic]

The world has surely changed. Ever thought about what happens to your social media presence or blog or YouTube Channel after if you died?

Imagine if one of your best friends kept a trunk of of their personality… Their likes, dislikes, photos, home videos, conversations, feelings and secrets. Then out of no-where, when your friend is hit by an airplane, Google comes knocking at your door with the legal right to take, use, and recreate whatever they’d like using what’s in your friend’s trunk. Seems wrong doesn’t it? This is already happening. The biggest culprit has to be facebook. I know I’ve uploaded years worth of data and personality traits to my facebook account that even if I was dead, a stranger could get a sense of who I was and I’m not even a good facebooker.

It brings up some very important issues. Added to that, this week I have found out about the trend to doing infographics as videos instead of just an image.




What Happens to Your Digital Life When You Die? [Video Infographic]

Which Category Does Your Facebook Status Fall Into? | Crushable

Which Category Does Your Facebook Status Fall Into? | Crushable

The 2010 Social Networking Map / Flowtown (@flowtown)

What if the major Social Networks were continents on a planet? It might look like this!

The 2010 Social Networking Map / Flowtown (@flowtown)

Get the New Facebook Profile Right Now!

Image via CrunchBaseJust when I thought that Facebook was becoming irrelevant they add a feature, I really wanted: a way to look at all of your activites on Facebook by month, in a timeline. If you want to try it now, look at the following video.






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How Long It Took Facebook, Twitter & Google+ To Reach 10 Million Users

Geesh! And I thought that Facebook grew rapidly!

How Long It Took Facebook, Twitter & Google+ To Reach 10 Million Users

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How Long It Took Facebook, Twitter & Google+ To Reach 10 Million Users

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A New Look at the Exodus | Dr. Claude Mariottini – Professor of Old Testament

If Moses and the Israelites had social networks on the Internet 4,000 years ago, the Exodus may would have looked like this. Thanks, Dr. Claude Mariottini for calling attention to this videl




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Actual Great Moments in De-Evolution: Twittering/Facebooking During Wedding

I enjoy Twitter and Facebook as much as the next guy, but does one really need to interrupt his wedding to update his social network profile statuses! This guy did. And the woman still married him!

These days, a crazy stunt or theme at a wedding is par for the course. Maybe it's the potential to create a viral video sensation (as well as lasting memories), or maybe people are just plain weird. But hey, if it's true love, who are we to judge?

Take this couple in the video posted after the break, which we found on Mashable. The groom, Dana Hanna, is dressed in his crisp, black tuxedo. The bride, whose name we don't know, is glowing in her white dress. Looks like a normal wedding ceremony, right? Well, it was, until Hanna pulled out his phone and changed his relationship status on Facebook to 'married' right there at the altar. Quick on her feet, the bride follows suit, and the crowd gets a good laugh out of it. But it's the preacher who delivers the punchline. "If it's official on Facebook, it's official in my book," he says.

While this stunt went over well this time, we wouldn't recommend everybody try it. It takes a special person to find this funny and play along, too. Hanna is a lucky man to have her.

My wife, Mitsouky, would have killed me!!!!!






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