Welcome to our new blog!
PHOTO: MyHeritage team, December 2006. Standing from left to right: Uri, Guy, Shmulik, Jaiel, Nir. Sitting: Gilad, Simon. Missed the photo-op: Gal, Shalvia, Chris. Credit: Gabriel Baharlia.
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In this blog my co-workers and I will shed some light on what goes on behind the scenes at MyHeritage; we'll share our thoughts on genealogy and technology, and try to unravel one of the greatest mysteries of our time: how to have fun (not to mention a life) when working so hard in an Internet startup.
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April 28th, 2007 - 01:56
Amazing.
Genealogy and a sense of fun.
Are you taking over FTL?
Some of the icons are a little similar!
Can’t wait for the next phase.
Best wishes
Harry
June 19th, 2007 - 05:11
Neat blog, I enjoyed reading about you guys. Loved the photos – Israel’s a place that’s on my 10-20 year plan to visit! We have met so many lovely Israeli people here in NZ over the last few years as we hosted tourists in our home as they travelled our country. I look forward to doing so again once some of our kids leave home and vacate some rooms again!
July 16th, 2007 - 19:46
Your Service – superb!
August 30th, 2008 - 03:18
MY FAMILY ARVANITIS ORIGINATES FROM THE GREEK ISLAND OF “SAMOS”.MY GLYKOFRYDIS SIDE OF FAMILY COMES FROM GREECE,CORINTHOS,and also MY AGAPITIDIS SIDE deriving from the mainland GREECE but also is ROOTED FROM THE GREEK island of SYMI THESE FAMILIES ARE LARGE and WIDESPREAD AND mainly RICH