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Jason Stockwood, head of the UK arm of Match, said: "As the market leader, our biggest strategic challenge is to grow the category and our experience tells us that social networkers have a high propensity to try online dating, which makes this a natural move for us. " shares many of the same characteristics as a social network - both are about bringing people together. helps people expand these by meeting new people with an interest in forming romantic relationships." 's subscription model, instead giving customers the chance to meet its members on a "pay-per-contact" basis. , which allows users to sign up single friends. Using the Little Black Book application, friends can share potential matches with any of their other friends on Facebook and can purchase keys to "unlock" a potential match for a friend. Match's announcement comes after research last week showed Britons were the heaviest users of networking sites in Europe. British adults log on to social networking sites on average 23 times a month and spend longer on them than their European neighbours - an average of 5.3 hours a month, according to the media regulator Ofcom.
It’s not often that one of our residents flees the roost to take up home elsewhere: usually once you’re in the Museum that’s it, accessioned for life (or, more accurately, death). However, one of our former dinosaur aisle characters is now looking for a new home… The four-metre long Utahraptor model has been with the Museum since 2000, during which time it escaped to take up temporary residence in Blackwell’s book shop in Oxford city centre as part of the award-winning Goes to Town project. This time, however, the Utahraptor will be leaving us for the last time as part of a reorganisation of the Museum’s offsite store, where the model is currently residing. But rather than just ditch this Cretaceous creature unceremoniously we’d like to offer it out to new keepers, ideally somewhere with a public space where the model can be enjoyed by others. So, fancy yourself as a dinosaur owner? If so, check out our selection form for details of what it takes to keep such a pet.