"Slater considers all these issues in an intelligent, edgy, thought-provoking way. His book is worth at least a speed date.""--Washington Post " "Slater has dug in manfully to explain how technology is transforming how we meet and fall in love.""--Wall Street Journal" "Slater's account of the history of the cyber dating industry--from ginormous clunky old computers to modern complex algorithms--is well detailed.""--Financial Times" "In this artful examination of our techno-romantic universe, Dan Slater offers an eye-opening look at the ways our very own behaviors and desires have been forever changed." --Jessica Massa and Rebecca Wiegand, cocreators of" ""The Gaggle" and "WTF Is Up With My Love Life?!" "A fascinating romp through the world of online dating, packed with anecdotes about how people are adapting (or not) to love on the Internet." --Bethany McLean, coauthor of" ""The Smartest Guys in the Room"--review

Dan Slater is a widely published author of journalism and creative nonfiction. A former legal affairs reporter for the "Wall Street Journal," he is currently a contributor for "Fast Company "and has also written news and commentary for the "New York Times," the "Washington Post," "New York" magazine, and "GQ."