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Digital Love and Afterlife

Love in the Cloud

Could two people really share a life without ever meeting in meatspace? We discuss how online-only marriages could work. What current assumptions and apprehensions will seem quaint tomorrow? What are the barriers, and what answers will technology provide? In a world that’s redefining marriage, is this the next logical step?

This conversation is moderated by Todd Moy and Margot C. Lester.

Questions

  1. What variables must be in place to have an online only marriage?
  2. What new technologies might make this possible?
  3. Is anyone doing anything similar to this?
  4. What variables constitute a romantic relationship?
  5. Is presence or physical interaction a requirement for a fulfilling relationship?
  6. Assuming we make a prediction for this, when do we see it happening in the future?
  7. Who could benefit from this ability to have this type of relationship?
  8. What are the implications of this for society?
  9. What would your mother say? :)
  10. What are the detractions for this?

This core conversation is brought to you by Capstrat — a full-service communications agency physically based in Raleigh,
NC with big ideas based in various locations throughout the cloud.

Our specialty, besides straight-shooting clients and foam darts, is strategically merging online and offline initiatives
to give clients comprehensive, measurable communications solutions.

Find out more about Capstrat’s Interactive capabilities at capstrat.com.

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Triangle SXSW Meetup

Appearing at

SXSW 09 Music + Film + Interactive

Who Will Check My Email
After I Die?

Tues, March 17
5:00-6:00 PM
Room 5A

Love in a Cloud
Mon, March 16
11:30 - 12:30 PM

Love. Die. Submit. A blog about digital love, death, and afterlife.

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