Dating’s latest guide (The Age)
Singles have found new ways of meeting prospective partners, writes Rachel Wells. When Alison Stieven-Taylor, a Melbourne public relations consultant, found herself single again after her 15-year marriage ended in divorce, she was surprised to discover how much the singles scene had changed.

Local single set to mingle (Cincinnati Enquirer)
Most singles who are looking for love end up registering for a dating Web site, hiring a matchmaking service or asking friends to fix them up.

Fast friends: Three-minute conversations can help singles connect (Herald & Review)
DECATUR - A lot can happen in just a few minutes. At least that seems to be the idea behind speed dating. The idea is to pack a month’s worth of dating - or more - into one evening.

eHarmony to Power PeoplePC Personals Channel (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
eHarmony, the Internet’s premier relationship service, today announced a new relationship with PeoplePC, a leading provider of high-quality, value-priced Internet service and a subsidiary of EarthLink , to exclusively provide PeoplePC Online members with access to the Web’s most successful relationship resources.

FEATURES Online dating: Easy? (Potomac News)
FEATURES Online dating: Easy? Thousands of uncreative personal ads, dozens of first dates, one three-month relationship, but still, Aaron Tax believes in dating online.
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