This is interesting. Somebody wants to turn graveyards into high tech theme parks, with video screens and 'credit card readers on tombstones'...
Would you pay to visit a cemetary? Would you want to be buried somewhere where people visit for fun? Would you want others walking around the graves of your loved ones playing high tech games? The potential for abuse is huge, in one of the last places that really should remain uncommercialised.
You can check out the full story at the BBC:
BBC NEWS | World | Americas | Video diary from beyond the grave

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