Fear, Hope & The Pursuit of Love

By Ilana Angel
Published on June 4, 2012

My Cynical & Jaded Online Dating Butt Just Got Kicked by a Kid

By Ilana Angel
Published on August 31, 2011

Google ordered to stop recommending anti-Semitic sites

Published on May 19, 2011

A court in Buenos Aires has ordered Google to stop recommending anti-Semitic and racist websites to users. The injunction issued May 17 comes following a complaint filed by several Jewish organizations. The decision came on the World Day of the Internet.

Dating today is a menage a tech

Published on July 24, 2008

No more. The world has changed and so has dating. Today, when we date someone, it's no longer just the two of us. No. Now, it's always a threesome: you, him and that all-intrusive technology. It's what I call a "Menage a Tech."

Happiness—maybe it’s not ‘out there’

By Alisa Ruby
Published on June 14, 2007

I had been on more than 200 first dates in Los Angeles.

I'd learned exactly what I was not looking for.

The Tangled Web

By Amy Klein
Published on January 12, 2006

It's probably old news to report that there are specialized Jewish search engines -- there have been since the earliest days of the Web -- but there are still new ones emerging.

Raising Concerns About Patriot Act

By Matthew E. Berger
Published on October 2, 2003

Two years after the USA Patriot Act became law, Jewish groups are still searching for the balance between law enforcement and civil liberties.

The passage of the legislation in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks divided Jewish groups who were ambivalent about the legislation from allies in the civil-rights community that immediately sought to have the law revoked.

The central reason for the Jewish groups' hesitancy to defend civil liberties -- one of the causes Jews generally champion -- is that the act's provisions were designed to target groups viewed as hostile to Jews.

Damaged Goods

By Steve Greenberg
Published on September 11, 2003

Have you ever noticed how people who buy a newspaper from a coin-operated rack tend to ignore the top paper, and dig down for the second or third copy?