Life with a puppy has proved delightful yet challenging
resulting in less “me” time. Today I caught up on my Who Do You Think You Are?
episodes. Thank goodness for the ability to record favorite television
programs.
I was surprised to hear that NBC has decided not to renew Who
Do You Think You Are? for a fourth season. Ancestry.com thanked NBC for airing the program for three years and
are looking for another avenue of distribution of the show.
Every action has a reaction. The obvious reaction is a huge
number of disappointed genealogy fans. Despite the disappointment, there was
another reaction.
Following the May 14th NBC announcement,
Ancestry.com stock dropped 13.7 percent in a single day. On the morning of
May 14, 2012, Ancesty.com stock was valued at $26.16 and by the close of the
day the value dropped to $22.57. I checked the value today, May 16th
and found the stock selling at $22.29.
Those who know me must be wondering how all this financial
information can be coming from me. Anyone who knows me knows that I cannot even balance my
checkbook. I relied on Dick Eastman’s 14 May 2012 Genealogy Newsletter. If you
care to read more about it, please visit his website: blog.eogn.com.
So, I am left dumbfounded. I am sure Ancestry.com will rise to the challenge and find a way to continue
airing this great program.
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