Titlebook: Digital Legacy and Interaction; Post-Mortem Issues Cristiano Maciel,Vinícius Carvalho Pereira Book 2013 Springer International Publishing S

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,The Fate of Digital Legacy in Software Engineers’ View: Technical and Cultural Aspects,the bodily one, and software limits make it difficult to model these aspects, especially concerning taboos and beliefs connected to death, which can condition the proposal of solutions to the digital legacy. Besides, there is a great difference between the criteria for identifying citizens in the re

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Living with the Dead: Emergent Post-mortem Digital Curation and Creation Practices,iplinary and practice theory lens, in order to critically discuss how the ruptures of loss and the presence of the dead are radically manifesting in the digital age. We begin with a contextual overview of the historical landscape of mourning, its perceived decline and the twentieth century gaze towa

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The Persistence of Memory Online: Digital Memorials, Fantasy, and Grief as Entertainment,ime, focusing on how today’s technologically-evolved memorials—digital content posted, shared and viewed through social media and online memorial sites—occupy a new, uneasy place in media culture that sees every topic, no matter how solemn, as a possible form of entertainment. Aspects of fantasy and

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The Internet Generation and the Posthumous Interaction,entations of this generation influence its conceptions and practices on posthumous interaction? By means of a quanti-qualitative research, with surveys and data analysis, we aim to understand how the internet generation deals with posthumous interaction in social networks, so as to guide the design

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Tombstone Technology: Deathscapes in Asia, the U.K. and the U.S., related to smartchip technology in the funeral industry in Japan, Korea, China, the United Kingdom and the United States. Then it examines how tombstone technology impacts the way people think about death and remember the dead, particularly in terms of religious expression.

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,“What Happens to My Facebook Profile When I Die?”: Legal Issues Around Transmission of Digital Assef laws and norms for transmission of property and assets on death are fit for the purpose of bequeathing the new “digital assets”. These assets are not simple to define and combine very different categories of assets including, e.g., traditional intellectual property assets such as digitised songs,

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Living with the Dead: Emergent Post-mortem Digital Curation and Creation Practices,the dominant filter of memorialisation. Finally, we introduce a range of potential implications and challenges that will be faced by HCI researchers and designers of systems supporting the ‘End of Life’, by highlighting the emerging socio-cultural complexity in need of consideration when designing t

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The Persistence of Memory Online: Digital Memorials, Fantasy, and Grief as Entertainment,ontent. Mourning the dead online has moved a private and intimate ritual once limited to intimates of the deceased into a public realm with a wide and unspecified audience, who may have a far wider range of motivations to seek out the memorials in the first place. Facebook RIP pages and other online

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Narrating the Digital: The Evolving Memento Mori,ve further informs the topic of Posthumanism. This leads on to the consideration of Tony Walters (1996) work on a New Model of Grief within which he discusses the importance within the bereavement process of constructing a durable biography. This idea has been developed through the psychological con