Digital Death Tag Archive
How we ritualise death in a digital world
From the 40 day mourning period we see in the Muslim faith, to white being the colour of mourning in China – all religions and cultures …
August 12, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
Given that so much of our lives are now online, it’s no wonder that we now have a phrase for when we die there – digital …
July 15, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
As technology has evolved, we’re now able to do things we would never have thought possible a decade ago. Take cloud storage for example – being …
May 21, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
As losing someone you’ve bonded with through online communities is becoming more common, so too are online funerals. Our previous article focused on how to cope …
May 14, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
When someone dies, deciding what to do with their Facebook profile may not be the first thing on your agenda. But when Martin died suddenly, his …
May 13, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
I remember aimlessly scrolling through Twitter when the first tweets came through from the Boston Globe reporting of explosions at the 2013 Boston Marathon. After the …
May 3, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
We now check Facebook upwards of 14 times and spend over 2 hours a day on social media. It’s safe to say it has truly become …
May 1, 2019
Written by: Molly Rumbelow
From the 40 day mourning period we see in the Muslim faith, to white being the colour of mourning in China – all religions and cultures …