Genealogy Research in the Deep Internet Join me in Omaha on July 18 when I show you how to find hidden treasures online in the ...

Once again, the rumors have surfaced that Ancestry.com is up for sale . As happens with such rumors and announcements, the genealogy commun...

The Nebraska State Genealogical Society (NSGS) had yet another exceptional speaker at last weekend's annual conference with Beth Foulk. ...

Last Sunday, I was very pleased to give a presentation and facilitate a discussion on tablet computing for genealogy. This was for the Techn...

There's a new Facebook group in town for genealogists - Technology for Genealogy . Three weeks ago I realized that there really wasn...

Technically, it's still the weekend since today is the legal holiday for Christmas. I had been contemplating this topic for a few days...

I've been exploring my Kindle Fire for a week now and continue to be amazed, amused and entertained by what it has to offer. I was alr...

Yesterday's blog post was about my first experiences with the new Kindle Fire. Based on reader comments and the fact that this is, afte...

If you've been wondering why I haven't been blogging for a few days, it's because there's a new love in my life - the Kindle...

Let me be honest - I am involved in a new and exciting love affair. It leaves me dancing on air and giddy much of the time. The source: Adob...

This week's challenge: Technology: What are some of the technological advances that happened during your childhood? What types of techno...

It's Friday! And that means another episode of the hit NBC genealogy show, Who Do You Think You Are (WDYTYA). Tonight's episode fe...

The other day, Leland Meitzler of GenealogyBlog wrote about technology we use today that will be consigned to the rubbish heap in the near ...