Hitting It Off, Thanks to Algorithms of Love
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As online matchmakers compete for customers using algorithms in the search for love, the battle has intrigued academic researchers who study the mating game.
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A modern concept of love is spreading at the speed of sound to the minds of the humming masses.
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Microsoft, Yahoo and AskJeeves have adopted the &quot;link analysis&quot; algorithmic approach that gave Google a vast lead among search engines.
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By MATT SLAGLE  DALLAS - The online dating service Match.com has decided to look overseas for some new corporate love interests.
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Looking for love this Valentine's Day? Sure, you'll find amore--and whole lot more--with online dating.
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Just like love, online dating could be a risky proposition for investors.
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Embracing your inner cheapskate can pay off in more ways than one.
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Hopeful thoughts, for those of us wriggling in the muck of love.
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Hong Kongers famously told a survey last year they were too busy with work for relationships; now a new technology will enable them to go dating using their famous passion for mobile phones.
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Whether you have minor problems in bed or a love life dusty with disuse, here's the secret to connecting
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Research has begun shedding light on that most basic of all human expressions of love: the smooch.
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Forget matchmaking. Researchers should use social networks to land matching funds. By Bruce Sterling from Wired magazine.
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Looking at the steam coming off the mail in my inbox this week, I definitely need a place to lay low for a while. One reader kindly recommended Geek Cruises, where I could work on my tan and my Perl programming skills at the same time. He also thought it would help my love life but I'm not so sure. The brochures are full of guys with goatees and laptops -- not exactly my idea of The Love Boat.
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Space In A Relationship by Rinatta Paries
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The King of Romance has a sure-fire way of winning over women. And here's how.
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There is a rough science to choosing performance-enhancing music.
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FOR decades, science fiction has promised a future in which lifeâs most mundane chores are carried out by robots. Sadly, the clunky, wobbling automatons that have been wheeled out as examples of this brave