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Summer time is in high gear, and that means plenty of opportunities to get "out and about" to meet other singles. Online dating services are of course a great way to meet up with someone whose interests match with your own, but there will always be a role for in person, face to face interactions when it comes to the dating world.
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This should come as no surprise at all to anyone who has spent even a little bit of time online visiting social networking sites and online dating sites. The information posted on these sites is rapidly becoming a primary source of evidence used by divorce lawyers in their filings of client divorce papers.
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In a move that has surprised very few people in the online dating world, Yahoo Personals has admitted defeat and given up on running its own dating service online. After being one of the earliest online dating providers, Yahoo led the marketplace for a long time but over the last few years has had a huge amount of trouble competing with its larger competitors such as eHarmony.com and Match.com.
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If you use Yahoo Personals, you're in for a great surprise. Effective immediately, Yahoo Personals is now powered by Match.com. The name has even been changed to Match.com on Yahoo. You can migrate your Yahoo Personals account over immediately, or wait a while, but why wait? Match.com is one of the leading online dating services, and Yahoo customers are getting more bang for their buck by going to Match.com.
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Taking a page from its social dating network, Zoosk is launching a new approach to speed dating that is designed especially to help entrepreneurs and startup companies make contact with and match up with venture capitalists willing to invest their money.
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Matchmaking has a long history in many cultures, especially in South Asia, where parents traditionally handled all of the matchmaking duties for their children. Parents actively searched for an advantageous match for their child, then negotiated with other parents in an effort to secure a marriage agreement. The children, both boys and girls, typically had little or no say in the matter.
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There's a new player in the arena of matchmaking and connecting singles using Facebook. Littlehint is a startup company that claims to have a new and better way of collecting your Facebook friends, sorting them according to which ones might be best matched for dating, and then making it easy for those folks to connect with each other.
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Identity theft is a growing problem, one that can literally wreak havoc on your life if you identity is compromised. There is plenty of information out there about how to protect your identity during normal everyday life activities, but one area that is overlooked by many people is protecting their identity while dating online.
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Dating is all about meeting new people, getting to know them, and hopefully finding a person to be that "special one" in your life. It's a long process in most cases, filled with plenty of dates and opportunities to spend time with potential partners. The fairy tale side of dating is all about meeting the perfect person the first time around and living happily ever after; the reality of dating is, unfortunately, quite a bit different.
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Let's face it, online dating is a hot bed of lies. Everyone does it, it seems, whether it is small little lies (fudging on your weight, shaving a year or two off your real age) or great big whoppers (you're married? Really?) of all kinds. But even though we all know just about every online dating profile contains at least one lie or half-truth, how good are we at spotting that little lie?
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