Match.com, the company that made online dating a worldwide phenomenon, is once again changing the way people meet and find love with the launch of the new MatchMobile. Starting today, millions of Match.com members won't have to wait to hear from a potential date or mate. Members can receive free text alerts when someone winks or emails, and also search the entire Match.com relationship network, all from their cell phone. "With the new MatchMobile, we're letting people connect with their matches the same way they connect with their colleagues, friends and family -- instantly and through the convenience of a cell phone," said Thomas Enraght-Moony, CEO of Match.com. "With MatchMobile, we have changed the dating dynamics. We've taken away the waiting and wondering by giving members instant access to not only emails and winks, but also the entire Match.com network, whenever and wherever they are."
"Imagine what MatchMobile will do for the business traveler who's constantly on the go, waiting for a flight home," said Dr.
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Friday, August 8, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
Online dating: A new niche for all
Online dating sites such as Match.com and eHarmony draw millions with a promise of replacing chance meetings on the office elevator with a targeted computer search for a soul mate. Now there's Prescription4Love.com, a dating Web site ''for people with special conditions.''
Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
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Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
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Sunday, May 4, 2008
New Site Set to Disrupt Online Dating Category
Partner4real is Australia's only live, mobile dating service for singles. Unlike other online dating services, Partner 4 Real allows you to find, attract, interact and meet with other singles via your mobile, online, or even face to face. Search, start a conversation, and create and update your personal Lifelog - or receive updates from other members. Find love - for real. .
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
New No-Cost Internet Dating Site Now On-Line
WeFoundLoveOnline.com debuts as a quality no-cost Internet dating site. Created by a married couple who really did find love online, the site offers many of the features of the major sites but with no cost and no hidden fees.
Madison, WI (PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- A long-time pet project of its authors, www.WeFoundLoveOnline.com, has officially opened providing a quality Internet dating experience that is totally free. WeFoundLoveOnline.com was created by a married couple who actually did find love online and want to make it possible for more people to do so too.
WeFoundLoveOnline.com was founded by Perry and Sara Kivolowitz who believe in the online dating concept so much that they took on the project of creating a quality Internet dating site themselves in their spare time.
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Madison, WI (PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- A long-time pet project of its authors, www.WeFoundLoveOnline.com, has officially opened providing a quality Internet dating experience that is totally free. WeFoundLoveOnline.com was created by a married couple who actually did find love online and want to make it possible for more people to do so too.
WeFoundLoveOnline.com was founded by Perry and Sara Kivolowitz who believe in the online dating concept so much that they took on the project of creating a quality Internet dating site themselves in their spare time.
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Sunday, April 6, 2008
Speed dating for the older single
Speed dating may be quick but it takes a lot of energy, writes Anna Wise.
IT STARTED badly: 14 women and seven men. Even a novice could tell the numbers were wrong. A few women approached the organiser and offered to leave but I hung back. I knew that if I left now, I would never return to this bar perched on a plateau overlooking the Yarra.
This was no casual dinner. I was at my first experience of speed dating and I was nervous. It didn't help that the numbers were lopsided in the traditional too-many-females-to-males-ratio that bedevils dating for the baby boomer generation.
Stampede over, I was greeted by Brenda, a tall, spiky-haired veteran and self-appointed host. Within two sips of our complimentary glasses of wine we were swapping smiles and accounts of our few attempts to meet men.
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IT STARTED badly: 14 women and seven men. Even a novice could tell the numbers were wrong. A few women approached the organiser and offered to leave but I hung back. I knew that if I left now, I would never return to this bar perched on a plateau overlooking the Yarra.
This was no casual dinner. I was at my first experience of speed dating and I was nervous. It didn't help that the numbers were lopsided in the traditional too-many-females-to-males-ratio that bedevils dating for the baby boomer generation.
Stampede over, I was greeted by Brenda, a tall, spiky-haired veteran and self-appointed host. Within two sips of our complimentary glasses of wine we were swapping smiles and accounts of our few attempts to meet men.
.
Read More
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Match.com Takes the Waiting Out of Dating with the Launch of the New MatchMobile(TM)
Match.com, the company that made online dating a worldwide phenomenon, is once again changing the way people meet and find love with the launch of the new MatchMobile. Starting today, millions of Match.com members won't have to wait to hear from a potential date or mate. Members can receive free text alerts when someone winks or emails, and also search the entire Match.com relationship network, all from their cell phone. "With the new MatchMobile, we're letting people connect with their matches the same way they connect with their colleagues, friends and family -- instantly and through the convenience of a cell phone," said Thomas Enraght-Moony, CEO of Match.com. "With MatchMobile, we have changed the dating dynamics. We've taken away the waiting and wondering by giving members instant access to not only emails and winks, but also the entire Match.com network, whenever and wherever they are."
"Imagine what MatchMobile will do for the business traveler who's constantly on the go, waiting for a flight home," said Dr.
.
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"Imagine what MatchMobile will do for the business traveler who's constantly on the go, waiting for a flight home," said Dr.
.
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Saturday, March 8, 2008
Online dating: A new niche for all
Online dating sites such as Match.com and eHarmony draw millions with a promise of replacing chance meetings on the office elevator with a targeted computer search for a soul mate. Now there's Prescription4Love.com, a dating Web site ''for people with special conditions.''
Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
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Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
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Saturday, February 9, 2008
New Site Set to Disrupt Online Dating Category
Partner4real is Australia's only live, mobile dating service for singles. Unlike other online dating services, Partner 4 Real allows you to find, attract, interact and meet with other singles via your mobile, online, or even face to face. Search, start a conversation, and create and update your personal Lifelog - or receive updates from other members. Find love - for real. .
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Read More
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
New No-Cost Internet Dating Site Now On-Line
WeFoundLoveOnline.com debuts as a quality no-cost Internet dating site. Created by a married couple who really did find love online, the site offers many of the features of the major sites but with no cost and no hidden fees.
Madison, WI (PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- A long-time pet project of its authors, www.WeFoundLoveOnline.com, has officially opened providing a quality Internet dating experience that is totally free. WeFoundLoveOnline.com was created by a married couple who actually did find love online and want to make it possible for more people to do so too.
WeFoundLoveOnline.com was founded by Perry and Sara Kivolowitz who believe in the online dating concept so much that they took on the project of creating a quality Internet dating site themselves in their spare time.
.
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Madison, WI (PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- A long-time pet project of its authors, www.WeFoundLoveOnline.com, has officially opened providing a quality Internet dating experience that is totally free. WeFoundLoveOnline.com was created by a married couple who actually did find love online and want to make it possible for more people to do so too.
WeFoundLoveOnline.com was founded by Perry and Sara Kivolowitz who believe in the online dating concept so much that they took on the project of creating a quality Internet dating site themselves in their spare time.
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Saturday, January 19, 2008
Speed dating for the older single
Speed dating may be quick but it takes a lot of energy, writes Anna Wise.
IT STARTED badly: 14 women and seven men. Even a novice could tell the numbers were wrong. A few women approached the organiser and offered to leave but I hung back. I knew that if I left now, I would never return to this bar perched on a plateau overlooking the Yarra.
This was no casual dinner. I was at my first experience of speed dating and I was nervous. It didn't help that the numbers were lopsided in the traditional too-many-females-to-males-ratio that bedevils dating for the baby boomer generation.
Stampede over, I was greeted by Brenda, a tall, spiky-haired veteran and self-appointed host. Within two sips of our complimentary glasses of wine we were swapping smiles and accounts of our few attempts to meet men.
.
Read More
IT STARTED badly: 14 women and seven men. Even a novice could tell the numbers were wrong. A few women approached the organiser and offered to leave but I hung back. I knew that if I left now, I would never return to this bar perched on a plateau overlooking the Yarra.
This was no casual dinner. I was at my first experience of speed dating and I was nervous. It didn't help that the numbers were lopsided in the traditional too-many-females-to-males-ratio that bedevils dating for the baby boomer generation.
Stampede over, I was greeted by Brenda, a tall, spiky-haired veteran and self-appointed host. Within two sips of our complimentary glasses of wine we were swapping smiles and accounts of our few attempts to meet men.
.
Read More
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Match.com Takes the Waiting Out of Dating with the Launch of the New MatchMobile(TM)
Match.com, the company that made online dating a worldwide phenomenon, is once again changing the way people meet and find love with the launch of the new MatchMobile. Starting today, millions of Match.com members won't have to wait to hear from a potential date or mate. Members can receive free text alerts when someone winks or emails, and also search the entire Match.com relationship network, all from their cell phone. "With the new MatchMobile, we're letting people connect with their matches the same way they connect with their colleagues, friends and family -- instantly and through the convenience of a cell phone," said Thomas Enraght-Moony, CEO of Match.com. "With MatchMobile, we have changed the dating dynamics. We've taken away the waiting and wondering by giving members instant access to not only emails and winks, but also the entire Match.com network, whenever and wherever they are."
"Imagine what MatchMobile will do for the business traveler who's constantly on the go, waiting for a flight home," said Dr.
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"Imagine what MatchMobile will do for the business traveler who's constantly on the go, waiting for a flight home," said Dr.
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Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Online dating: A new niche for all
Online dating sites such as Match.com and eHarmony draw millions with a promise of replacing chance meetings on the office elevator with a targeted computer search for a soul mate. Now there's Prescription4Love.com, a dating Web site ''for people with special conditions.''
Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
Read More
Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
Read More
Saturday, November 17, 2007
New Site Set to Disrupt Online Dating Category
Partner4real is Australia's only live, mobile dating service for singles. Unlike other online dating services, Partner 4 Real allows you to find, attract, interact and meet with other singles via your mobile, online, or even face to face. Search, start a conversation, and create and update your personal Lifelog - or receive updates from other members. Find love - for real. .
Read More
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Thursday, November 8, 2007
New No-Cost Internet Dating Site Now On-Line
WeFoundLoveOnline.com debuts as a quality no-cost Internet dating site. Created by a married couple who really did find love online, the site offers many of the features of the major sites but with no cost and no hidden fees.
Madison, WI (PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- A long-time pet project of its authors, www.WeFoundLoveOnline.com, has officially opened providing a quality Internet dating experience that is totally free. WeFoundLoveOnline.com was created by a married couple who actually did find love online and want to make it possible for more people to do so too.
WeFoundLoveOnline.com was founded by Perry and Sara Kivolowitz who believe in the online dating concept so much that they took on the project of creating a quality Internet dating site themselves in their spare time.
Read More
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Speed dating for the older single
Speed dating may be quick but it takes a lot of energy, writes Anna Wise.
IT STARTED badly: 14 women and seven men. Even a novice could tell the numbers were wrong. A few women approached the organiser and offered to leave but I hung back. I knew that if I left now, I would never return to this bar perched on a plateau overlooking the Yarra.
This was no casual dinner. I was at my first experience of speed dating and I was nervous. It didn't help that the numbers were lopsided in the traditional too-many-females-to-males-ratio that bedevils dating for the baby boomer generation.
Stampede over, I was greeted by Brenda, a tall, spiky-haired veteran and self-appointed host. Within two sips of our complimentary glasses of wine we were swapping smiles and accounts of our few attempts to meet men.
Read More
Monday, October 22, 2007
Match.com Takes the Waiting Out of Dating with the Launch of the New MatchMobile(TM)
Match.com, the company that made online dating a worldwide phenomenon, is once again changing the way people meet and find love with the launch of the new MatchMobile. Starting today, millions of Match.com members won't have to wait to hear from a potential date or mate. Members can receive free text alerts when someone winks or emails, and also search the entire Match.com relationship network, all from their cell phone. "With the new MatchMobile, we're letting people connect with their matches the same way they connect with their colleagues, friends and family -- instantly and through the convenience of a cell phone," said Thomas Enraght-Moony, CEO of Match.com. "With MatchMobile, we have changed the dating dynamics. We've taken away the waiting and wondering by giving members instant access to not only emails and winks, but also the entire Match.com network, whenever and wherever they are."
"Imagine what MatchMobile will do for the business traveler who's constantly on the go, waiting for a flight home," said Dr.
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Saturday, October 13, 2007
Online dating: A new niche for all
Online dating sites such as Match.com and eHarmony draw millions with a promise of replacing chance meetings on the office elevator with a targeted computer search for a soul mate. Now there's Prescription4Love.com, a dating Web site ''for people with special conditions.''
Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
Read More
Launched in 2006, Prescription4Love was created by Ricky Durham in memory of his brother, James Keith Durham, who died in 2004 after a 15-year battle with Crohn's disease.
''He couldn't meet people,'' remembers Durham. ''He had a colostomy bag, so he didn't feel comfortable meeting people.'' Things might have been different, Durham believes, if his brother had been able to find somebody who shared - and understood - his illness. The Web site allows users to do just that by searching according to different conditions, such as AIDS, infertility and obesity.
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Sunday, October 7, 2007
Online Dating Site Match.com Goes Mobile
There's really no stopping the transition of web services into the mobile web. Now, even online dating sites, such as Match.com gets their own mobile version.
Match.com, one of the web's pioneering online dating sites will be launching an interface for mobile users. MatchMobile will allow users to receive text messages to their mobile phones whenever another Match member sends them an e-mail. Matchmobile, which will be initially available in the United States, UK and Canada, will also allow subscribers to search for potential matches on their mobile phones. The service will also be available in other nine countries at the end of the year.
So, for those who can't get enough of dating services on their PCs, now they can stay in-touch with their networks in Match.com and monitor possible matches even when they are on the go.
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