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TechCoquette
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TechCoquette explores the many ways we make connections via social networks and blogs, looking at etiquette and flirting tips, as well as the deeper issues that come up when we seek intimacy via these technological tools.
- Added on: Jun 12th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jeffrey Kishner
- Listed in: Womens Social Networking
- Tags: relationships love Dating flirting facebook twitter
Recent Posts
Addicted to Online Dating?
Once you get comfortable with online dating, it can actually be quite fun. In your office, you may be the frumpy secretary, but on the Internet, you’re the most popular girl in town! Everyone wants to talk to you and tell you how gorgeous your smil...
Mirror, Mirror: What Does Google Tell People About You?
Ten years ago, if you’d asked someone whether or not they’d be comfortable with a blind date knowing everything about them before they met, you’d get an answer somewhere between “Ew, that’s creepy” and “That’s just not romantic.” To...
Drink, Smoke and Date: How to Find Singles Who Imbibe
When searching for a partner, most people want someone with similar interests. When you fill out your online dating profile, you might include your love of running, of 16th century British history, of Dalmatians. You probably wouldn’t list “getti...
How to Train Him To Stop Sending Late Night Booty Texts
When your phone goes off after 11 PM, it’s easy to get that little rush. Heart beating, you flip it open and there it is: that “Oh baby I want you so much” text that can make your self-confidence skyrocket. “Yes!” you think. “A drunk guy ...
When to Unplug: Consulting User-Generated Review Sites to Plan the Perfect Date
Technology and social networking have plugged us into a much broader world than we could ever have hoped for. Facebook, Twitter, and Myspace have given us the opportunity to expand our boundaries and make “friends” with people we ordinarily would...
Should you hire someone to craft your online dating profile and emails?
Online dating is difficult, alright. Research by OKCupid has shown that your greetings have an impact on whether or not you will receive a reply. (”Howdy” is better than “Hey.”) Some folks are sticklers for spelling and gramma...
