ScienceOnlineSeattle
SOSEA September: Life (online) After Death
About this event:
Created by Jen Davison
Took place on 20 September, 2012 from 18:30 to 20:00
Pacific Science Center, Discovery Labs
What happens to your data, research, and online identity after you die?
ScienceOnlineSeattle explored this topic at our Fall 2012 kickoff event. We dug into the intricacies of data and social media archiving, intellectual property vs. the Cloud, and other issues at the nexus of science, online, and death.
Couldn’t join us in real life? Check out the archived livestream here!
by Bryan Groulx
Panelists:
Brian Fitzpatrick, Google — “Liberator of Data, Creator of Transparency, Open Source Dude, Geek”
Brian fights for the users as part of the Data Liberation and Transparency teams at Google.
Kelly Edwards, UW Associate Professor of bioethics and humanities
Kelly explored the intersection of ethics and mortality in the online world.
Noah Weil, Seattle Criminal Defense Attorney
Noah spoke about end-of-life documentation and the terms of service of online corporations.
Afterparty — was around the corner at Hula Hula where yes, the karaoke was livestreamed.
The map is below, see also a photo of the entrance on this page.
The Discovery Labs are easily accessible from the West side of Pacific Science Center, 200 Second Avenue, Seattle, 98108.
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will the event (not just the karaoke) be streamed?
Indeed it will! We will post the link here ASAP.
For those who can’t make the event in person, please do join us via livestream!
Yes, @tjsonofander we will livestream at http://new.livestream.com/scioWC/events/1567287 and archive at http://new.livestream.com/scioWC/ where you can watch, and there is a live chat as well.
This time, one of our panelists joins via Google Hangout so there will also be some interaction and streaming at https://plus.google.com/events/c5d42ef2c4oljhrb13ofbmhpqlc