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Internet Genealogy is your guide to successful genealogical research using the ever-increasing power of the World Wide Web. We also recognize, however, that the Internet isn’t necessarily the be all and end all of your research, so Internet Genealogy will also tell you what to do if you cannot find the records you need and how to confirm your findings. The magazine also covers advanced genealogical methods such as DNA analysis, as well as software and technology reviews, case studies, databases and other
Internet-related family history topics. Available on newsstands across North America, or in downloadable PDF format.

Internet Genealogy is published six times a year and is available by subscription, on newsstands and as an online magazine on the web. The cover price is $6.95 for single printed copies on the newsstand, and the regular subscription rate of the printed magazine is $32.95 (six issues). The online edition regular subscription rate is $21.00 (six issues). The current issue is available in downloadable single PDF format for $3.50.

Fan Mail

"I realize we are a dot in the circulation of your magazines, but would like to share with you that our Morrison County Genealogcial Society Board of Directors donates subscriptions of your Family Chronicle and Internet Genealogy magazines to the local library.  We use them as examples of excellent reading materials in our family history classes as well." -- Patricia Quinn

"First off I want to say how much I enjoy the "Internet Genealogy" magazine. There is always at least two or more sites that are of interest to me...  It's great knowing which sites you can trust and how good they are in specific areas of research. " -- B. Woodman

I would just like to say how much I enjoyed Liv Marit Haakenstad's article on Norwegian Ancestry (Oct/Nov 2010). It was very informative... I have been working on my husband's Norwegian ancestry for a long time. This article is geared for the new researcher as well as advanced researcher like myself... Thank you for the article." -- Sharon Dickson-Engelman

"Every once in a while the saying "my cup runneth over" is not adequate. That is exactly the way I felt when the June/July, 2010 copy of the magazine "Internet Genealogy" arrived. The headline on the cover screamed "130 best genealogy websites". To find a listing of the websites which researchers working in the genealogical field felt were worthy of mention in this kind of an article all together in one magazine was enough to give a family researcher a gift which covered birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas all in one." -- Beth Wall, Brandon Sun