• GeneaBloggers compiled a list of “10 Companies All Genealogists Should Follow on Twitter.” See anymagazine you recognize?

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• The subscription service GenealogyBank created an area of the site dedicated to Philadelphia newspapers. The City of Brotherly Love is where Benjamin Franklin made the Pennsylvania Gazette one of the British Colonies’ most successful newspapers.

• LibraryJournal.com has reviewed institutional genealogy subscription services. Since librarians might use the information to help decide which services to offer, take a look and post your thoughts in our Hot Topics Forum. (We’re a little puzzled by Genealogy.com’s high marks—it’s not being updated, and just about all its records are easier to search elsewhere.)

• Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter got a makeover (or maybe a makeunder, to those keen on the new subtle colors). Go on over and have a look.
  

• Subscription genealogy site WorldVitalRecords.com added a search by date field (labeled “Year”) to its search forms. See the World Vital Records blog for tips on using it.