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SUPER-proud to have been a guest on the Security Unfiltered Podcast! Joseph South and Derrick Jackson are just phenomenal hosts, and made me feel very welcome and let me blather about all sorts of security-related stuff. We had a fantastic conversation that could have gone on for at least another three hours without pause, if we all had the time. Thanks again, gentlemen!
...who gets your digital library when you're dead?
If I have tangible creative works, like hardcopy books, CDs, and yes, even vinyl albums, then I can give them to my heirs/assignees.
Can I do that with my Amazon video library? My iTunes music library? Any of the various ebooks I have floating around in the ether?
I have never read the entire ToS for any of these systems/vendors...so I don't recall if it was mentioned. Does anyone know? Please feel free to explain, in the Comments.
If we don't get a definitive answer in a couple weeks, I'll interview someone who might actually know (like an intellecutal property attorney), and post the results here.
But I am now fascinated by this topic.