(Associated Press via NewsEdge) Online dating service Match.com has decided to look overseas for some new corporate love interests, an Associated Press report said.
The Associated Press report said the company planned to announce that it had finalized acquisitions of two foreign Internet services, the online dating site Netclub in France and the eDodo social networking site in China.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Match.com, which was established a decade ago and now has about 15 million users, is already the world's largest online dating and personals service, according to comScore Media Metrix. The addition of eDodo and Netclub would add more than 4 million subscribers, the report said.
The Associated Press report said the company planned to announce that it had finalized acquisitions of two foreign Internet services, the online dating site Netclub in France and the eDodo social networking site in China.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Match.com, which was established a decade ago and now has about 15 million users, is already the world's largest online dating and personals service, according to comScore Media Metrix. The addition of eDodo and Netclub would add more than 4 million subscribers, the report said.