Online estates preserve legacies

Callandor · Aug 10, 2010, 08:38 AM

San Francisco - As lives move increasingly online, Legacy Locker is building virtual safe-deposit boxes where people can leave digital estates for descendants.

"I have young children that can't read yet," said LegacyLocker.com founder Jeremy Toeman. "One day my blog will have meaning to them in the same way you find an old photo of your grandfather and wonder what the story was."

Toeman launched his start-up in San Francisco in April of 2009 after the birth of his first son; the death of his 94-year-old internet-savvy grandmother, and a turbulent airplane flight.

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Source: News24

Aug 10, 2010, 08:38 AM	#1
Callandor Forged on Dragonmount Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Posts: 7,250 Rep Power: 304 System Specs	Online estates preserve legacies San Francisco - As lives move increasingly online, Legacy Locker is building virtual safe-deposit boxes where people can leave digital estates for descendants. "I have young children that can't read yet," said LegacyLocker.com founder Jeremy Toeman. "One day my blog will have meaning to them in the same way you find an old photo of your grandfather and wonder what the story was." Toeman launched his start-up in San Francisco in April of 2009 after the birth of his first son; the death of his 94-year-old internet-savvy grandmother, and a turbulent airplane flight. ________________ Source: News24 __________________