WALL STREET JOURNAL — Apr 3 — More than a decade after the Internet revolutionized dating – about two million Americans met their spouses online according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project – that is about half the total number of people who married last year. Dating sites face a new challenge: keeping these couples together. A recent survey by Jupiter Research says daters seeking long-term commitments are 63% more likely to pay for online dating than other daters. Statistics would suggest that the first wave of divorces among online daters is just now beginning.
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Mark Brooks: eHarmony launched eHarmony Marriage recently to help couples explore their relationship more.
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