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"Our mission at The History Channel is to offer a historical perspective to the tragic events of this past year," said Abbe Raven, Executive Vice President and General Manager. "Our programming will provide insight into the efforts to preserve and archive history for future generations."
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To date, The History Channel and its cable partners have given $1 million to fund community preservation projects across the country. These grants fund innovative preservation projects designed to bring communities together, actively engage children in the preservation of their local history and communicate the importance of saving local history for future generations.
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History International is a digital cable television channel that features historical documentaries with an international focus. It is a sister network to The History Channel. It often deals with profiles of famous generals, such as Napoleon Bonaparte. It has the same focus as competing channel Discovery Times, albeit not as focused on current events.
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With 23,000 searchable databases and titles, Ancestry.com is the No. 1 online source for family history information. Since its launch in 1997, Ancestry.com has been the premier resource for family history, simplifying genealogical research for millions of people by providing them with many easy-to-use tools and resources to build their own unique family trees. Ancestry.com is part of The Generations Network, Inc, a leading network of family-focused interactive properties, including MyFamily.com, Rootsweb.com, Genealogy.com, and Family Tree Maker. In total, The Generations Network properties receive 8.5 million unique visitors worldwide and over 400 million page views a month (© comScore Media Metrix, January, 2007).
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