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Dating Site Matches Not So Scientific - PCWorld
CANOEDating Site Matches Not So ScientificPCWorld"Online dating is fast becoming one of the major ways in which people meet their partners. It is growing at a very rapid rate," Reis said. "People have always tried to set one another up. So the practices that many sites have are just modern versions ...Do Dating Sites Have the Love Algorithm?Wall Street Journal (blog)all 231 news articles »
NU prof. shows online dating not successful - Daily Northwestern
ITProPortalNU prof. shows online dating not successfulDaily NorthwesternEli Finkel cast significant doubt on the effectiveness and validity of matching techniques touted by online dating services. Finkel and his team studied online dating services through patented matchmaking formulas, interviews with the CEOs, ...Online Dating, Match Making Websites Not Based on Scientific Principles ...ITProPortalall 9 news articles »
Does Online Dating Work? Yes and No - Discovery News
Does Online Dating Work? Yes and NoDiscovery NewsBy far the best service that online dating sites offer, the study found, is access to other single people who are looking for love. On the other hand, there is no good evidence to support the "science-based" algorithms that supposedly find the perfect ...You, me, and "science" makes three: the state of online datingArs Technicaall 6 news articles »
Online dating may not be your best bet for love - Gear Live
Gear LiveOnline dating may not be your best bet for loveGear LiveValentine's Day (or Single Awareness Day for many folks!) is in just a few days away, and you might be scrambling for a date. Like many now days, you might be turning to an online dating service, such as OKCupid or Match.com. But before you look there, ...and more »
Online dating scams on rise in Singapore - Times of India
Online dating scams on rise in SingaporeTimes of IndiaInternet dating scams have tripled in Singapore last year and online romeos swindled single Singaporeans to the tune of SGD 2.3 million. SINGAPORE: Internet dating scams have tripled in Singapore last year and online romeos swindled single Singaporeans ...and more »
Is online dating destroying love? - The Guardian
The GuardianIs online dating destroying love?The GuardianIn his sex blog, Nick works out that he got 77.7% of the women he has met through online dating sites into bed on the first night, and that 55% of his dates were "one-offs", three were "frigid", two were "not too great", eight "hot" and two "atomic".and more »
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