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Online Dating Sites Use Unreliable Methods, Study Says - PC Magazine

Online Dating Sites Use Unreliable Methods, Study Says
PC Magazine
By Leslie Horn Dating sites like eHarmony do a good job at depicting the perfect relationship; "real" people smiling at the cameras as Dr. Neil Clark Warren swears they found love through online dating. However, a new study says the methods used by ...
Online dating full of downsides, study shows: What should daters do?CBS News
Does Online Dating Make It Harder to Find 'the One'?TIME
In modern valentine quest, dating is digitalFox News
PCWorld -Huffington Post -Reuters
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Online shoppers push 2011 holiday spending up 14% - Computerworld

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Online shoppers push 2011 holiday spending up 14%
Computerworld
Computerworld - A lot of Americans took their holiday shopping online last year, which helped push e-commerce spending up 14% in the last quarter. Online retail spending hit $49.7 billion last quarter, compared with $43 billion in the fourth quarter of ...
US online spending hit $50 billion last quarterCNET
Retail E-commerce Spending Totals $161.5 Billion in 2011Forbes
US Online Retail Sales Up 14% In 4Q, 13% For 2011 - ReportWall Street Journal (India)
MarketWatch (press release)
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NFL's online copyright monitor vendor threw flag too soon on Chrysler ad - Baltimore Sun (blog)

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NFL's online copyright monitor vendor threw flag too soon on Chrysler ad
Baltimore Sun (blog)
Our office did not object to the ad or its placement online. (It was on NFL.com yesterday after the game – and continues to be – as part of content along with all the ads that appeared in the game)." So here's the key part: "The vendor thought the ad ...
Super Bowl 2012 commercials: Which brand had the best ad?Washington Post
Super Bowl ads grab social-media buzzUSA TODAY
YouTube Reinstates Chrysler's Popular Super Bowl AdWall Street Journal (blog)
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A brief history of DC's online gambling program - Washington Post (blog)

A brief history of DC's online gambling program
Washington Post (blog)
By Katie Rogers (Creative Commons photo (Flickr.com user marc e marc)) The District's government-sponsored online went up for a full DC Council vote Tuesday, and council members voted to repeal the ”iGaming” program 10-2, according to The Post's Mike ...

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