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Dating News Headlines: Pink Triangle Press, XOXO, Bumble, OkCupid
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- Pink Triangle Press Names Heaton Dyer Chief Growth Officer – Newswire
- Google Will Let You Request Fewer Ads About Weight Loss and Dating – The Verge
- XOXO Changing the Online Dating Landscape to Solve Dating Fatigue – Newsfile Corp
- Swiping Right on Climate Love: Dating Apps and Environmental Advocacy – DW
Global Love Conference to Be Held in New York in May
OPW – The Global Love Conference is an annual event organized by Global Love Institute (formerly Matchmaking Institute) to bring together dating industry professionals. Taking place in New York on May 12th, this is the first in-person Globel Love Conference since the beginning of the pandemic. Speakers include Mark Brooks, Logan Ury, Lisa Clampitt, Violet Lim, Jamie Lee, Maria Avgitidis, and more. The conference is focused on serving matchmakers, and people in the matchmaking and online dating industry. See the agenda, and sign up here. There is also an online option to join via Zoom if you are unable to travel.
Dating News Headlines: Dating Group
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- Dating Group Issues Statement on the War in Ukraine – PR Newswire
Dating News Headlines: Bumble
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CT Bill Seeking to Make Online Dating Safer Advances to Senate
CT INSIDER – Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would aim to provide protections for those who choose online dating. The Judiciary Committee on Thursday passed legislation that would force online dating sites to verify the identity of users and provide that information if presented with a warrant, subpoena or court order. The bill also establishes new education and training programs to combat online abuse and establishes "grooming" as a separate crime. Although lawmakers moved the legislation onto the Senate, some noted that more work needs to be done to refine the language.
Dating News Headlines: Match Group, Taimi, Ambyr Club
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- Rumors Heat up That Meta Is Looking to Acquire Match – Investor Place
- Dating App Taimi Has Advice How to Be a Better Dater – Ad Age
- Is It Time to Try Speed Dating? – New York Times
- CT Bill Seeking to Make Online Dating Safer Advances to Senate – CT Insider
LTR SUMMIT New York – Full
OPW – The LTR SUMMIT in New York is now full. CEOs from The Meet Group, Happn, East Meet East, and a wonderful variety of dating, social and relationship companies will gather to share ideas on May 16th at Harvard Club New York and over the weekend, once again. The last gathering was over 2 years ago. LTR stands for Love, Technology, Relationships and we offer up monthly online mini-conferences and quarterly offline summits. The next online gathering is a Trust & Safety Connect on Wed 18th May.
Dating App Mingout Review
YOUR STORY – Mingout is an Indian dating app that aims to disrupt the world of app-based dating by encouraging virtual dates. The app has over 10K downloads on Google Play Store, but no ratings or reviews yet. When users sign up on the app, it asks them to choose a list of activities they'd like to do with their match virtually. Mingout lets users chat with one person at a time. The big problem is that the app is too much work. Even setting up a profile is a task and requires some patience because there are video verifications. Secondly, it's too cluttered. There are too many options – virtual dates, activities, metaverse parties and virtual events. Mingout is in desperate need of decluttering, as well as adding an app walk-through tutorial where each option is explained a little better.
Dating News Headlines: Mingout, Match Group, Bumble
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- Dating App Mingout Wants You to Go on a Date to the Moon, but Its Clunky Interface Sees no Lift-off for Us – Your Story
- The Tinder Method: how Match Group CEO Shar Dubey Hooks up the World – World Crunch
- Bumble Swipes Left, Tells Court to Toss Premium Feature False Advertising Case – Lawstreet Media
