Already, businesses are hard at work creating memorabilia -- from belt buckles to buttons to bonbons and beyond -- aimed at persuading the party faithful to take out their wallets.
For several years, Banks has been studying how the increasing digitization of our lives affects how we deal with the past, remember the dead, and create memorabilia.
If you're the type of company that can create memorabilia for your business, hosting your local events or setting up a booth at other events is the perfect place to make this happen and, hopefully, see some free exposure in the future.
At the clubhouse, employees wear resort-style uniforms, a pine forest has been pruned to allow views of the Pacific, and a hall of fame has been created with memorabilia from past tournament players at Seagaia, including a golf bag signed by Tiger Woods.
For example, to perform a simple step in the Ethereum-based game CryptoKitties, where users can create digital memorabilia, it might cost $3.
In addition to PR, marketing and speaker placement, it was Steiner and his organization who forged the Yankee/Steiner partnership that allowed him to buy the original Yankee Stadium and use the bleachers, the wood, the equipment and even the dirt to create sports memorabilia his organization could sell.
In essence, it's clothing designed by heavy internet users with heavy internet use in mind, memetic memorabilia created with maximum shareability in mind.
Also present is Pamela Street, whose father collected John Henry memorabilia and created a sorely neglected John Henry Museum in Harlem.
There is also a Modest Mussorgsky flat, filled with period furniture and memorabilia, also created by Rostropovich, which may someday be a museum.
The Django figurines, which are intended as collectibles for adults and are the latest in a series of Tarantino memorabilia pieces created for fans of his films, are on sale online via sites such as Amazon.
