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Site Renovations
2/1/2006
By Diane Haddad
Ancestry.com gets a redesign.
Online genealogy database company MyFamily.com has delivered on last summer's promise to redesign its subscription site Ancestry.com <www.ancestry.com>. Besides the site's clean, crisp new look, MyFamily.com announced several functional updates:

? A worldwide Ancestry Connection service works in conjunction with member profiles to let you “meet” people researching your family lines. (Perhaps this idea came from new MyFamily.com CEO Tim Sullivan, who used to run the online dating service Match.com.)

? Use the Recent Activity section on the home page to return to an interrupted research session.

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