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Pros And Cons Of Funeral Webcasting

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If you 've ever missed a funeral service because you were too far away, ill or couldn 't take time off work, you know how upsetting such a situation can be. Funeral webcasting provides a solution to this problem, allowing you to share in the funeral service from wherever in the world you happen to be. Funeral webcasts are becoming more popular as funeral directors offer them in conjunction with their other services. You can notify distant family members and friends that the funeral will be webcast, and let them know the password for them to enter the website. Password-protecting the event ensures that you 'll maintain the privacy and dignity of the proceedings without unintended viewing by casual web surfers. You can also decide who is

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