Many Who Use Online Dating Services Think It's OK to Stretch the Truth
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By Marylynne Pitz, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Feb. 7--While living in Oakmont, Colleen Sullivan recalls meeting a man  through an online dating service a few years ago.  "He looked nothing like the photo he sent," she said.
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A conference about identity on the internet almost succeeds in squashing the sex-positive optimism that usually permeates Sex Drive. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
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Internet chatroom romantics beware: your  next chat may be with a clinical computer, not a passionate  person, trying to win your personal data and not your heart, an  online security firm says.
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Not getting any online dates? Maybe itâs time for an online makeover.
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Online dating renews women's  hope in love and sex, but can be just as disappointing as the  real-life dating scene, according to new Canadian research.
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Researchers learn that social network users are willing to sell their personal data for site features.
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A DNA-based matchmaking service claims to hook up couples who will share an aromatic attraction.
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A new study says Web surfers know more about both sides of issues than offline folks. But how they use that information isn&#39;t clear.
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Service that answers questions via text messages comes in handy when you're sans the Internet, but don't ask it about the meaning of life.
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When truth becomes stranger than fiction, it's time to duck your head.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. _ Call it crazy, paranoid or cynical, but the next time you peruse the personals on Craigslist or scan profiles on MySpace, consider this: There's a good chance you just ran into a cheater.
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To be, or not to be: Now Facebook users can decide.
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Belying  the   over-enthusiastic   reports  of  a marriage date for
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PlayerBlock claims to be the first ever text-based service that lets people investigate the dating habits of others.
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As more and more middle class Indians seek a spouse online, verifying a suitor's claims has become big business
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Match-making companies are creating new services that allow people to post their dating profile online and then automatically receive a text message on a GPS-enabled phone when a match is nearby, say, at a coffee shop around the corner.
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People searching for online health advice prefer sites with "a human touch", a study suggests.