I have watched this TED talk from Mashable‘s Adam Ostrow a few times and each time catch myself pondering what will happen to all of the digital media that I have been creating when I die. On one hand I know that this blog will fall victim to a domain takeover with another Jeff Esposito taking the helm to annoy people, but with some of the other pieces of content. they’ll live on in perpetuity. What do you think will happen to your data?

Will it get all sci-fi with robots or holograms living on another digital life for you as Adam suggests or something else?

I have watched this TED talk from Mashable‘s Adam Ostrow a few times and each time catch myself pondering what will happen to all of the digital media that I have been creating when I die. On one hand I know that this blog will fall victim to a domain takeover with another Jeff Esposito taking the helm to annoy people, but with some of the other pieces of content. they’ll live on in perpetuity. What do you think will happen to your data?

Will it get all sci-fi with robots or holograms living on another digital life for you as Adam suggests or something else?

I have watched this TED talk from Mashable‘s Adam Ostrow a few times and each time catch myself pondering what will happen to all of the digital media that I have been creating when I die. On one hand I know that this blog will fall victim to a domain takeover with another Jeff Esposito taking the helm to annoy people, but with some of the other pieces of content. they’ll live on in perpetuity. What do you think will happen to your data?

Will it get all sci-fi with robots or holograms living on another digital life for you as Adam suggests or something else?

I have watched this TED talk from Mashable‘s Adam Ostrow a few times and each time catch myself pondering what will happen to all of the digital media that I have been creating when I die. On one hand I know that this blog will fall victim to a domain takeover with another Jeff Esposito taking the helm to annoy people, but with some of the other pieces of content. they’ll live on in perpetuity. What do you think will happen to your data?

Will it get all sci-fi with robots or holograms living on another digital life for you as Adam suggests or something else?