Web 2.0 watch: Amiglia marries photos and family trees
CNET.com

Posted April 27th 2006 by Rafe Needleman

Amiglia brings structure to a data management problem that desperately needs it. The tagging architecture of Flickr and Riya only gets us part of the way in organizing photos. Amiglia lets us build tight social networks that reflect the way we think about the people closest to us. Amiglia's add-ons to this structure are well targeted to navigating this network: There's a Java-based game for children, where they get to identify family members; and there are mapping tools to show destinations on a family vacation. Read more

Amiglia: Clicked by MSNBC
MSNBC .com

Posted May 27th 2006 by Will Femia

Nice job with this site. I really like that interactive family tree. I've been showing it to anyone who walks past my desk or blips up on my IM. Read more

Here come the 'Family 2.0' sites
The New York Times

Posted June 2nd 2006 by Stefanie Olsen

Husband and wife team Paul and Milena Berry started Amiglia, a photo-sharing and family tree site. Privately funded, it launched a public beta in late February, but the Berries plan to introduce a new version this summer. They say Amiglia has already drawn about 100,000 readers...Read more

Are Moms Ready for A MySpace of Their Own?
Yahoo! Tech

Posted May 10th 2006 by Dory Devlin

On Amiglia you can share family calendars, photos, and recipes, and build family trees. Amiglia has some nice touches, including a family facebook and a photo kids' game to help little ones get to know their far-away family members. Read more

Amiglia Your Family Tree
About.com

Posted April 27th 2006 by Kimberly Powel

A new Web site shows a lot of promise as a way to build collaborative family trees. Built as a way to connect families - both across miles and generations - Amiglia is not a traditional family tree application, but more of a family tree photo album. It offers easy ways to share the latest family photos with each other, as well as to display and connect the oldest photos of common ancestors. Read more

Amiglia, Social Software for Parents and Family
Corante.com

Posted May 5th 2006 by Dave Evans

They say necessity is the mother of invention. Amiglia evolved out of a family photo site which became a focal point for all the Berrys' family pictures and memories. The large family realized they needed a better way to share the newest photos, as well as to unravel the old photos of common ancestors. Amiglia is social networking at the family level... Read more

Share family photo albums online
LifeHacker.com

Posted Mar 17th 2006

Amiglia is a photo sharing web site that grows with your family. With Amiglia's interactive family tree you can explore all the branches of your family, link to related family albums and explore photos of your family members...

Amiglia: Merging online photo sharing with family trees
ParentHacks.com

Posted Mar 21st 2006 by Asha Dornfest

Now in public beta: Amiglia, a photo sharing site geared toward families. Amiglia lets you create linked photo albums based on relationships, effectively mirroring your family tree or social network....

Amiglia: Family-oriented photo-sharing
BloggingBaby.com
Posted Mar 23rd 2006 2:03PM by John Watson

Amiglia is a new photo-sharing site with a few interesting features designed to appeal to families. Aside from the ability to upload and share photos privately with your family, you can also:

Create a family tree

Map your travel photos with an animated route slide show...

Amiglia is a nice family tree, photosharing app
thesocialsoftwareweblog
Posted Mar 16th 2006 by Marshall Kirkpatrick

Here's Flash put to a very intuitive use: Amiglia lets you upload family photos and organize them into a dynamically navigable family tree. In addition to people, there's also a well put together system for people and places...

Social Media Meets Family Networks
the Social Networking blog
Posted Mar 22nd 2006 by Eric Rodriguez

There is a new social media company named Amiglia with a truly amazing photo technology. Now, families can share and enjoy their favorite moments on the web. They can upload tons of pictures easily, tag them with a fully integration in Google Maps and feature special events. They even have a Flash based Family Tree to play with...

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