Internet dating

Sydney, June 30 (ANI): A survey has found that 10 percent of Australian couples who use the Internet for dating, meet their spouses online.

Washington, June 1 (ANI): If winning dates online has never been your forte, here’s a simple way to find love - hire the services of a virtual dating assistant.

The modern era has brought internet relationships to the forefront of the dating world. If you haven't given them a whirl yet, then you probably should. Meeting girls using the internet has many advantages over just waiting for a girl to walk into your life or having to say “Can I buy you a drink?” every other weekend. If you're worried that you might have to spend money or hop immediately into a commitment with someone you barely know, think again. Facebook is the premier 'dating site' that's not really a dating site, make use of it. 

London, May 2 : Commuters travelling on similar underground or subway routes in London, New York and Paris can now find love as they travel, thanks to a social networking site Submate.

Washington, April 25 (ANI): Using online dating services is fast becoming a successful way to pick a life partner, says a new study.

Washington, Mar 9 (ANI): With more and more people taking to the Internet to find partners, the question that arises is whether we can trust the information that people provide about themselves via online dating services.

Melbourne, Mar 10 (ANI): With the advent of video dating services that allow potential partners to see each other via webcams, the trend of blind dates and the uncertainty that comes with them are coming to an end.

Washington DC: Experts have busted myths surrounding profile photographs on online dating sites.

Sam Yagan, co-founder and CEO of OkCupid, and colleagues catalogued more than 7,000 profile photographs on the online matchmaking site.

London, February 11 (ANI): The constant use of Internet is reducing students' ability to read and write properly and "rewiring" their minds, researchers have observed.

Washington, February 9 (ANI): The success of “love at first email” continues to be questionable, with experts arguing the benefits and pitfalls of matchmaking with web services.