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As the online part of our life keeps growing at a blazing pace, so are our Digital Assets. What exactly are digital assets? Previously the term Digital Asset described digital content such as multimedia text, images, audio and video. Those assets have direct commercial value to the "old" content industry, e.g. the music and broadcast industries.

Subsequently, issues of how exactly to manage and protect them are on the list of hottest topics within the IT world. Related issues of Digital Rights Management (DRM) were extensively addressed. However, it turns out that from the user perspective - i.e. our personal perspective - that there are many more digital assets. Some have real monetary value, such as a PayPal account for example, while some have sentimental value, e.g. our private photo collection. 재테크로 자산 불리는 노하우 Hence, a broader approach to digital assets is needed.

The following can be an inventory of our digital assets:

Purchased content - Content that we purchased online, either for real money or for free. This content is closely related to the original definition of digital assets as multimedia content.

Music, movies, video, photos, eBooks: iTunes, Amazon, iStockphoto, Netflix
eMagazines and TV streaming
Domains: GoDaddy, Network Solutions.

Note: Domain is really a new asset type, quite much like trade marks.

Free content - content that people generated (user generated) and which is publicly designed for free, but has IP (intellectual properties) rights.

Blogs - WordPress
Video - YouTube, Vimeo

IP content - content that people generated and that is publicly available for sale.

Photos, video- iStockphoto, brightcove
Anything - eBay

Personal content - our personal content, section of it shared and part completely private. The majority of the value is sentimental and only has value to ourselves, our friends and us.

Multimedia (Photo, Video) - Picasa, Flickr, Shutterfly
On-line storage & backup - Dropbox, Carbonite, Box.net, Google Docs
email/web-mail
Social networks accounts - Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace

interesting to notice that the network of connections (or followers) is really a new type of asset that social networks has created.

Online money - real or virtual money (or equivalent assets), purchased or earned. The balance is equivalent to real cash.

Online entertainment, for example online gaming accounts
E-commerce accounts (seller or buyer) - eBay, PayPal, Yahoo! Stores
Loyalty programs - Frequent flyer, retail points/coupons

Financial online service - we've centered on financial services here, but this endless category does apply for many other services. Some of the services are passive in the sense they only provide information which basically substitutes the paper report. Other services are active - the user takes action, for instance, trading in the currency markets.

Financial- Bank, credit card, Loan, Investment, social security, FX (forex)
Semi-financial - Bill payment, tax returns, electronic statements, softcopy receipts
Legal along with other - Trust document, will, life insurance, property, retirement documents, health information

Computer and network setup - the information concerning the computer and network setup, for example computer logins and passwords, is critical to the daily operation. Since our computing devices store valuable information (some of which is reused as stated above) the key information turns to be an asset and should be treated accordingly.
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