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Dating Related News06-Jan-2008
Current Newswire: (Linux Today)
"Marc Fribush, a former 'Microsoft guy,' is a telecommunications industry entrepreneur who discovered the benefits of open source when he launched a turnkey SAAS telephony business based on Asterisk. 'It's really powerful stuff,' Fribush says.
It's hunting season... for love (Seattle Times)
Online dating services see a huge spike in January, thanks to New Year's resolutions and a looming Valentine's Day.
Dating 2.0 Picks Up Speed (Wired News)
New sites like SpeedDate, WooMe and Crazy Blind Date bring online dating into the Web 2.0 era.
Watercooler Stories (UPI)
Billboard urges 'Merry Christmas' greeting ? Wacky warning labels win prizes ? New dating service offers DNA matching ? Witness backs kangaroo-shark tale ? Watercooler stories from UPI.
New dating service offers DNA matching (UPI)
A new on-line dating service available in the Boston area promises to find customers matches with good chemistry by testing their DNA.
Seeking Love Around The Web (Forbes)
Looking for a date for a special night? Trying clicking your way through online-dating hot spots.
Watercooler Stories (Moldova.org)
Billboard urges 'Merry Christmas' greetingYOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Five women in Youngstown, Ohio, have purchased billboard space for a message about saying Merry Christmas that purports to be from Jesus himself.The prayer group said it raised enough money for four billboards urging residents to resist the trend of saying Happy Holidays instead of a more specific message about the ...
SpeedDate.com Secures Exclusive License Agreement for Online Speed Dating Patent (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SAN MATEO, Calif.----SpeedDate.com, the world's first online speed dating website, secured an exclusive license to U.S. Patent Number 7,203,674 covering key aspects of online speed dating.
Match.com Makes Some Romance With Facebook (AnandTech)
Facebook takes Dr. Phil's recommendation and gets cozy with Match.com...
New dating service offers DNA matching (Moldova.org)
A new on-line dating service available in the Boston area promises to find customers matches with good chemistry by testing their DNA.ScientificMatch.com founder Eric Holzle believes that couples with opposite immune systems have a better chance of producing healthy babies.This is going to revolutionize the entire dating industry, Holzle told ABC News. We're providing the most perfect dating ...
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