Logging in to your email when you're dead?

Posthumous log in information - or an email will of sorts:

"If you dropped dead today, how big of a pain would it be for your family/estate to access your computer and virtual accounts? Make a plan to ensure your digital life isn’t a headache for them.

The Wall Street Journal turns its eye towards a topic most of us don’t like to spend much time thinking about, death."

"Yesterday’s explosion in Antellias that prematurely went off and killed its two bomb makers is probably not a “financial and personal dispute between several people”, as our Minister of Interior helpfully explained. Here’s why:"

"One of the purposes of my blog is to raise awareness about boyhood and childhood sexual abuse. I want my blog not only to be a resource for other survivors, but also for family members and friends of survivors. Another episode of a guest blogger; this time it is someone close to me. Let’s call her BJ. She is my girlfriend and she wants to write down how she is dealing with me being a survivor."

"Well, this has to be the most surprising headline in the news (I hope the sarcasm is clear).
The people who entertain us are as power-hungry and unaccountable as the politicians and elite class. But we like what they provide, so we don’t complain overmuch. We give them room for a little eccentric crazy artistic license, we forgive Roman Polanski for drugging and sodomizing a girl barely in her teens after he gives us The Pianist."

"Iran has decided to name a street in honor of Rachel Corrie, an American pro-Palestinian activist who was killed while protesting against the demolition of Palestinian homes in the Gaza strip eight years ago."

"This week I tagged along with the wonderful people of “Smile in a Box” an initiative geared towards securing poor families with food items and hot meals during the month of Ramadan. I say this project is different because I think that not a lot of people in Jordan recognize just how bad things are for the poor here."