Published 2 years ago

Germans Rethink Their Way Of Death

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Germans are finding that death no longer quite becomes them. Europe's biggest economy is rethinking its way of death, with one start-up claiming to have found a way of prolonging life -- digitally at least -- beyond the grave. Youlo -- a cheery contraction of "You Only Live Once" -- allows people to record personal messages and videos for their loved ones, which are then secured for several years in a "digital tombstone".

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Times of India

Germans rethink their way of death

Youlo -- a cheery contraction of "You Only Live Once" -- allows people to record personal messages and videos for their loved ones, which are then secured for several years in a "digital tombstone".

2 years ago·India

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IBTimes

Germans Rethink Their Way Of Death

2 years ago·United States

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Raw Story

Germans rethink their way of death

Germans are finding that death no longer quite becomes them.Europe's biggest economy is rethinking its way of death, with one start-up claiming to have found a way of prolonging life -- digitally at least -- beyond the grave.Youlo -- a cheery contraction of "You Only Live Once" -- allows people to record personal messages and videos for their loved ones, which are then secured for several years in a "digital tombstone".Unveiled at "Life And Deat…

2 years ago·United States

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Bangkok Post

Germans rethink their way of death

BERLIN - Germans are finding that death no longer quite becomes them.

2 years ago·กทม, Thailand

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The Local - De

How Germans are rethinking their way of death

Traditionally a very religious country, Germany is rethinking its way of death. One start-up is even claiming to have found a way of prolonging life - digitally at least - beyond the grave.

2 years ago·Germany

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The Local

How Germans are rethinking their way of death

Traditionally a very religious country, Germany is rethinking its way of death. One start-up is even claiming to have found a way of prolonging life - digitally at least - beyond the grave.

2 years ago

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