Jed Brubaker & Dylan Thomas-Doyle: Data After Death

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One of our most valuable assets is too often ignored in end of life planning, namely our data.

Join me as I talk with two of the researchers behind the Digital Legacy Clinic, Jed Brubaker and Dylan Thomas-Doyle from the University of Colorado Boulder.

In this episode we discuss:

- Types of post-mortem data

- How reasonable it is to feel sentimental about a Facebook page

- The creation of new cultural rituals for data after death

For more information about the Digital Legacy Clinic you can check out this link.

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