LOVE.COM
US News & World Report
"I think this is as important as the automobile was in the 1920s and birth control in the 1960s."
-- Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, codirector of the National Marriage Project at Rutgers University and author of Why There Are No Good Men Left
Busy singles are turning to the Web to help them in a way that other social institutions don't anymore. Across the country, a record 40 percent of American adults are single, making them one of the fastest-growing segments of U.S. households today. And in the search for love, or at least a decent date, fully half of them--40 million Americans--visited an online site last month. It is, researchers say, nothing short of a social revolution.
For better or for worse, the Internet is radically changing the dating scene in America:
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