“ In an easy-to-follow format, Carroll and Romano explain the challenges of the digital afterlife, and provide workable strategies for safeguarding your digital assets. This book is the perfect first step toward securing your digital legacy. ”
-Fred Stutzman, PhD, co-founder, ClaimID.com
More ReviewsSeptember 20th, 2011
John Romano and Evan Carroll appeared on CBS Miami discussing Your Digital Afterlife and how individuals should prepare an inventory of their digital assets.
“Files, documents, photos, all kinds of things can be lost immediately,” said John Romano, author of Your Digital Afterlife. “If you don’t leave access to things like e-mail accounts, people may be locked out.”
Read the full story at CBSMiami.com
August 1st, 2011
Evan and John joined ABC 11’s Angela Hampton for a discussion of Your Digital Afterlife on July 24th.
May 23rd, 2011
John Romano and Evan Carroll appeared on ABC 11 WTVD in Raleigh on May 23. They discussed the importance of planning ahead for the disposition of digital assets. You can watch the video below or on ABC 11’s website.
May 22nd, 2011
ABC 6 Action News in Philadelphia interviewed John Romano and Evan Carroll thanks to ABC 11 in Raleigh. You can view the story, Preserving your online legacy, even after death, below or on ABC 6’s website.
May 10th, 2011
On the way to Digital Death Day last week, authors Evan Carroll and John Romano stopped by KOMO TV in Seattle to record a segment for their Problem Solvers series. You can watch the segment here or on their website.
April 20th, 2011
Authors Evan Carroll and John Romano appeared on WBUR’s Here and Now with Robin Young to discuss Your Digital Afterlife. You can listen to the piece online or listen throughout the day on various NPR stations across the country.
April 16th, 2011
Evan drove down to Charlotte, NC to join Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins on WFAE. Attorney James Lamm joined us by telephone for a great discussion on planning for the digital afterlife. You can listen to the program at the Charlotte Talks website.
April 4th, 2011
Good Funeral Guide, a UK-based website reviewed Your Digital Afterlife.
“Your Digital Afterlife is beautifully written – clear, jargon-free, accessible. Its tone is just right, too, companionable, not jokey and joshing nor loftily authoritative. It has opened up a new and important field to me.
I have given you but a taster. I urge you to buy it.”
