Digital Death - Vaninetti

Digital Death, by Hugo A. Vaninetti, offers a rigorous analysis of the legal framework governing digital identity after death a central topic in contemporary information technology law. Written in clear language with a technical focus, the book examines the challenges posed by profiles, data, and digital footprints in virtual environments, providing valuable insight into an expanding legal debate.

Intended for readers aged 18 and older, this Spanish-language edition from Hammurabi Publishing spans 366 pages in a medium-sized, softcover format and includes an index for easy reference. Its content is particularly valuable for students, educators, lawyers, and professionals interested in privacy, inheritance law, fundamental personal rights, and digital identity management. It is a reference work that combines analytical depth with academic utility.