PRESS RELEASE РWhite Label Dating is partnering with Kerry Katona and fianc̩ Ryan Mahoney who are launching their dating site Marnii. With the slogan 'Match. Message. Meet Up. Maybe Marry?' Marnii is for people looking to get serious. Launched in 2003, White Label Dating is a software as a service provider that empowers brands, marketers and affiliates to power their own branded online dating sites.
Month: February 2022
Nevermet – a Dating App for the Metaverse Era
VIRTUAL REALITY TIMES – The Nevermet platform was developed by Solaris Nite and Cam Mullen. The two have also worked on other social VR apps such as Cheerio, Somewhere, and Couch. Nevermet is a dating app where users can search and hook up on dates with Virtual Boyfriends (VBFs) or Virtual Girlfriends (VGFs). Users will only be interacting with avatars rather than real faces. No personal photos are allowed on the platform and the profiles are controlled by a moderator.
by Sam Ochanji
See full article at Virtual Reality News
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- VR Dating App 'Nevermet' Is the Metaverse Tinder – Virtual Reality Times
- Government's Chinese App Ban Boon to Home-grown Apps – New Indian Express
David Siegel – What Is Metaverse?
OPW – Before it was finally called Metaverse, in 2010, David Siegel wrote a book about it. David consults on digital acceleration and the semantic web, especially Metaverse. David defines Metaverse as the real-time location-aware web. He describes the connected worlds in Metaverse, like the power strip in Wreck-It-Ralph, where the characters from one game could enter several other games. David also noted that Metaverse gives new forms of collaboration for companies, digital assistants, and open markets.
LTR stands for Love, Technology, Relationships and the online conference covers the Internet dating and Online Social Communities space. It is for members of IDEA and OSCA.
The December LTR was kindly sponsored by RealMe, vPaaS by Meet Group, FaceTec, OneRep, and Courtland Brooks
Dating News Headlines: Filteroff
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Dating News Headlines: Bumble, Privileged, Tinder, Truly Madly
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Fitafy: “Couples Who Sweat Together, Stay Together”
OPTUS SPORT – Fitafy is a new niche dating app designed for fitness like-minded singles. The app allows users to select their potential matches by filtering their lifestyle, diet and workout habits. Fitafy is the brainchild of two mates from Perth, Stephen Mansfield and Cem Miral, who ironically met at their local gym. The pair combined their marketing and computer science backgrounds to create an app for singles seeking like-minded, healthy and active people to share their lives or just a workout. "We've found that people are not just after finding a relationship, but also training partners as well," says Cem Miral. The app recently launched in the UK and is preparing to take on the US.
by Amy Willmott
See full article at Optus Sport
Mark Brooks: This is almost the niche that isn't. Most singles are interested in being fit these days, and are interested in dating someone who is interested in being fit, and hot. 🙂
Social App Momo Mulls Secondary Listing in HK
EQUAL OCEAN – Nasdaq-listed Hello Group (formerly known as Momo) has kicked off its plan to list in Hong Kong recently, and it is likely to go public in 6 to 12 months should things go smoothly. The group, owner of the popular dating app Momo and other Internet services, was listed on the US exchange in Dec 2014, with Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan Chase & Co, and Credit Suisse as underwriters. According to the company's Q3 2021 financial report, its revenue totaled 580M, down 0.2% YOY, while net income stood at $62.6M, shrinking 11.8% from the same period in 2020. The two main revenue streams, Momo and Tantan, accounted for 86.4% and 13.6% of the total revenue respectively.
by Tzuhsuan Tang
See full article at Equal Ocean