It claims someone finds love every 14 minutes, but be prepared to spend a lot longer than that just filling out the ...

eHarmony is hoping to bend its algorithms and data science involved in finding mates to career recruitment. The company launched a beta of Elevated Careers which checks compatibility between job ...

In the quest to find true love, is filling out a questionnaire on a Web site any more scientific than praying to St. Valentine? Yes, according to psychologists at eHarmony, an online company that ...

Let's say you want to get married and you're thinking of joining an Internet dating site. Wouldn't you want that site to be just a little bit picky? Wouldn't you want it to eliminate the creepy ...

Reddit user criswell writes: Just be honest about your communication skills, or your next relationship is gonna look like this: via GIPHY Once the algorithm has compiled your self-ranked answers, ...

Dating's a numbers game. But, one dating site's assertion that it applies a "scientifically-proven matching system" has resulted in the banning of an ad on the London Underground for making misleading ...

Society has come to accept algorithms as arbiters of love. Millions of marriages each year owe their genesis to the matching smarts of back-end code belonging to a dating app. Algorithms, in this way, ...

One of the bigger pieces of product news at Facebook’s F8 developer conference this week was the announcement that Facebook will soon turn on a new dating feature. It has also quietly made a hire that ...

Dating site CEO describes how algorithm fits in strategy to pair lonelyhearts. May 21, 2010 — -- It looks like any other date: A couple shares a romantic meal in the course of getting to know one ...

When it comes to online dating, we're often our own worst enemies. On the Internet, it's easy to be rigidly selective – to rule out anyone who lives more than 10 miles away, for example, or is shorter ...

There are countless ways to escape a bad date, from remembering it’s your grandma’s birthday, to simply faking a vomiting spell. But—admitting its matching algorithm isn’t always perfect—eHarmony has ...