FamilyLink.com, Inc. to Add Online Functionality and Enhancements to Popular Family History...
                   
prweb.com     May 16, 2008            

FamilyLink.com, Inc has teamed with FamilySearch to improve the user experience of the Family History Library Catalog for millions of people worldwide by adding new Web 2.0 functionality and enhancements. The improvements will also enable users to spend research time more efficiently by directing... [read full story]                

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