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David Beddie

ongelezen,
23 okt 2012, 17:09:4923-10-2012
aan gen...@rootsweb.com
Hi Members,

Just some information re Ancestry.com.

GENEALOGY website Ancestry.com has agreed to be acquired by a group led
by European private equity firm Permira Funds in a cash deal valued at
about $US1.6 billion ($A1.56 billion).

Hopefully that won't influence costs etc.

Regards
David Beddie

J. Fawcett

ongelezen,
23 okt 2012, 19:05:0123-10-2012
aan gen...@rootsweb.com
So what happens now to everybodies families trees, and where will the
information be stored, and who will be able to access those trees ?
Will this new company, for example, onsell people's private details, to
marketing companies or DNA companies ?

And what about the Rootsweb mailing lists...what is going to happen with
those ?

And what about all the free information that people have shared online ?

cheers
Jenny
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Greg

ongelezen,
23 okt 2012, 19:30:2323-10-2012
aan gen...@rootsweb.com
A touch of mortality in all that !
I sometimes ask the same questions of myself.
I won't be here to worry about the results; no sense in worrying about
them now.
Ah well, back to doing what I love, looking for more people, they're not
dead; I just haven't found them yet.

Greg DAVID

Doug Laidlaw

ongelezen,
30 okt 2012, 08:52:0330-10-2012
aan
It seems that nothing will change as far as the Web site is concerned, and
the same team will be running it. It is a bit like buying leased premises;
the business carries on as before:

http://www.webpronews.com/ancestry-com-sold-to-private-equity-firm-for-1-6-
billion-2012-10

Doug.

Doug Laidlaw

ongelezen,
30 okt 2012, 09:13:3230-10-2012
aan
Watch that linewrap, Jenny (and others.) The link doesn't seem to have an
.html at the end.

Doug.

John H

ongelezen,
30 okt 2012, 17:50:2230-10-2012
aan
Hi, as has been shown to this list before:

Place a "> and a space" before the start of the url "and a space and <" at
the end of the url will stop it breaking up.
for example: >
http://www.webpronews.com/ancestry-com-sold-to-private-equity-firm-for-1-6-billion-2012-10 <

even if it word wraps multiple times.
John H


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Di Maloney

ongelezen,
30 okt 2012, 20:13:2630-10-2012
aan
Thanks John, I didn't know that. Very useful.

Di
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Doug Laidlaw

ongelezen,
31 okt 2012, 02:24:3731-10-2012
aan
I am using nntp, and a quote of about 3 lines that was far wider than 80
characters, prevented a post from going. That doesn't seem to apply to
URLs, but I let it do its own thing, just in case.

As a follow-up, another page says that the price represents $32 a share,
and 41% above the Stock Exchange price, but two investors have taken Ancestry
to court, claiming that the price doesn't represent the real worth of the
shares, and in effect they are being sold out for a song. I dobn't know
where they would find a higher price?

Doug.
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