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Chicago native Lola Vanderstrand was in her early 40s when she started looking for a husband online. She’d been married

Over the past thirty years, technology has grown in importance in the everyday lives of just about everyone on Earth.

The next time you hear someone call for Congress to gut Section 230, the law that shields online platforms from liability

Online dating has turned into a piece of the romantic mainstream. Today a lot of people are turning to the

Ain’t no shame in the algorithmically optimized love life. If you and snookums matched on OkCupid, I already like you better

According to a study published earlier this year, almost 40% of heterosexual couples now meet online. This is more than

On paper, it’s a great time to be on a dating app. In the seven years since Tinder’s entrance on to

In the 19th century, young people wooed each other over the telegraph. But meeting strangers on the wires could lead

“Tinder’s definitely not a game,” said Elie Seidman, the company’s chief executive, in a recent interview. “At the core, it’s about human

At first glance, the world of dating apps feels as boring and trite as say, the questions Hinge asks you

Between a new British Prime Minister, protests in Hong Kong and Russia, foreboding temperatures, and Marks & Spencer scrapping its

Today, dating apps have become the norm, with Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, OKCupid, Match, eharmony, Zoosk… the options are endless. But

Since mental health related issues are rampant among the LGBTQ community members, I have created a group on Facebook to

Erin Gallagher was swiping on Bumble when a picture of her longtime crush, Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker, popped up.

Recently, both Republicans and Democrats have publicly questioned the future of one of the most important laws underpinning the explosion

I sit down with Scott Harvey, editor of Global Dating Insights, to chat about the state of online dating and

Facebook and Twitter feeds were buzzing with discussion after the late-May New York Timesarticle declaring that millennials are no longer interested in

After Pride 2019, we ask how much difference a decade has made to the queer dating scene Pride always brings

Allegations that dating app Badoo has a toxic, misogynistic work culture will not shock many in the dating app industry. Regardless of

Ah, love and marriage. That thing women were historically brainwashed to go after—their “happily ever after.” But times have changed. 

For the first time, Apple has published the number of requests it’s received from governments to take down apps from

Targetting niche audiences and achieving scale at the same time is never an easy business model to crack. Hyperlocal social

Online dating is increasingly common in the Netherlands. Nearly half of Dutch between the ages of 18 and 34 are

Match Group (MTCH) is the IBD Stock of the Day as the owner of the Tinder dating app rebounded bullishly off its 50-day

The scene resembles a typical blind speed-dating event: 13 women and 13 men, seated on either side of a bamboo

Allegations of trolling a millionaire dating site to defraud wealthy women has landed a venture capital company and its officers

Hinge founder and CEO Justin McLeod has taken part in an interview with Squawk Box to discuss the dating app

Match Group CEO Mandy Ginsberg has spoken to Bloomberg about Facebook’s move into the dating space. Ginsberg gives the reasons

The CEO and co-founder of The Meet Group, Geoff Cook, recently participated in a podcast with The Entrepreneur Way. Cook