Staying with the 'what happens when you die these days' theme, the Guardian has a story by Dave Lee looking at what Facebook does when a member dies. Interesting.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
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- Julie Starr
- Working on the evolution of news and public information. All-weather gardener.
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- Newspapers are losing their social currency
- The magazine subscription that lets you mix and match
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- What Facebook does when you die
- How would you know if I died?
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