Va. panel rejects e-dating background checks
Washington Post journo Robert MacMillan writes: A Virginia General Assembly committee on Monday rejected a bill that would have required online dating companies to display prominent messages on their Web sites and e-mails stating whether they conduct criminal...Kansas slaps dating service with restrictions
An Overland Park, Kansas dating service that formerly had an office in Wichita must stop doing business in Kansas unless it complies with several restrictions, Sedgwick County District Attorney Nola Foulston announced Thursday. Her office and the Kansas attorney...Online dating bride wins damages
A US matchmaking service has been ordered to pay financial damages for introducing a Ukrainian woman to a future husband whom she says beat her. A federal jury in Baltimore awarded Nataliya Fox more than $430,000 after she sued Encounters International (EI) for...SITRAS Tackles Industry Regulation
In response to recent initiatives to regulate online dating, relationship, and social networking services, the Singles Industry Trade Association (SITRAS) is gathering to assess the proposed legislation and the issues and implications it presents. Robert Dombkowski,...TRUE Secures Support of Michigan Legislature
Today TRUE announced the Michigan legislature has become the fifth state to commit to its monumental legislative cause. The Michigan House of Representatives approved the bill with a bipartisan vote of 75 to 14, spearheaded by Michigan Representative Jim Howell (R...
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