[eogn] Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 3 new articles

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Ancestry.ca Announces Global Project To Preserve Deteriorating Historical Canadian Records GenealogyBank Adds New Features Follow-up: Facebook Reverts Terms of Service Change After User Uproar More Recent Articles Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 3 new articles Ancestry.ca Announces Global Project To Preserve Deteriorating Historical Canadian Records The following announcement was written by Ancestry.ca, the Canadian online service that is part of The Generations Network:Ancestry.ca designs new software to enable individuals to preserve historical records (Toronto, ON – February 18, 2009) Ancestry.ca, Canada's leading online family history website, today launched the Canadian arm of the World Archives Project, which will give individuals the opportunity to help preserve historical Canadian records from the comfort of their own homes.... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • GenealogyBank Adds New Features The GenealogyBank site announced several new features this morning, including: - Limit search to most recently added content- Search multiple states at once- Search multiple cities (Click on a state and you'll see the list of cities)- Search multiple titles (Click on the cities and you'll see the list of newspapers)- Narrow search by article types (look on the left column once you've done a search) You can read more at http://www.GenealogyBank.com. • Email to a friend • • Follow-up: Facebook Reverts Terms of Service Change After User Uproar This is a follow-up to the article I posted yesterday at http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2009/02/facebooks-users-ask-who-owns-information.html: CNN and other media outlets report that Facebook reverted their Terms of Service update and went back to using the previous one. The site posted a brief message on users' home pages that said it was returning to its previous Terms of Use policy "while we resolve the issues that people have raised." You can read more... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • More Recent Articles (+) Casefile Clues: Comparing Lists of Children by Michael John Neill New Genealogy Wiki for Chinese-Canadian Roots Dome Leaks Threaten Providence City Archives Legend Seekers: a Pilot for a New TV Series Facebook's Users Ask Who Owns Information Microfilm Readers: To Buy or Not to Buy? UnclaimedPersons.org Has Success in Finding Families of Deceased Persons South Dakota State Historical Society Seeks Written History Three Australian Genealogists Die in Bushfires Kate Press, R.I.P.

 

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