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- Christopher Bradford
Christopher Bradford is an accomplished technology leader currently serving as Chief Technology Officer at Storied since October 2023. With extensive experience in the tech industry, Bradford co-founded and presides over the Mormon Transhumanist Association, advocating for the ethical intersection of technology and religion. As a partner at Alive! LLP since 1996, Bradford provides web development and consulting services. Previous roles include Chief Technology Officer at Coople Switzerland and Vice President of Software Engineering at Ancestry.com, where Bradford led significant transformations and drove technical strategies across multiple platforms. Educational background includes a BA in Linguistics from Brigham Young University.
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Storied
Storied is the next chapter in family history. With billions of records and access to historical newspapers (powered by NewspaperArchive), we focus on bringing your ancestors' stories to life. Beyond just traditional genealogy, we connect you to the events and people that impacted your family's past. Our affordable platform allows individuals to explore and discover their rich history. As a rebrand of World Archives, we continue to be one of the world's leading providers of historical newspaper content, with over 280M newspaper pages from 46 countries, and an estimated 85% of the content is unique. Headquartered in Utah, Storied is accessible to subscribers across the globe. Join us on our mission to uncover the stories of your family's past. We leverage technology to help people bring history, including their personal family history, to life through photos, articles, announcements and other artifacts found in over 400 years of digitized publications and newspapers. We enable consumers, institutions and libraries alike to investigate historical records and trace family history. World Archives is one of the largest archives of historic newspapers available in the world with over 280M pages of content, sourced from over 15,000 newspaper titles from 47 countries. World Archives boasts a rich data set estimated to be over 90% unique when compared to other leading brands. Headquartered in Utah, World Archives has individual and institutional subscribers across the globe.
