Business Wars Dating App Wars | Crimes of Passion | 4
Aug 3, 2020
A seemingly ordinary office romance unravels into a scandal that shakes Tinder's power structure. Amid rising safety concerns for women in online dating, new apps emerge, prioritizing female users. Legal battles over harassment allegations at Tinder raise questions about its future. Meanwhile, Bumble carves its niche in empowering women to make the first move. The podcast also delves into the competitive world of dating apps, highlighting unique pitches and the complexities of modern love in a digital landscape.
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Match.com Lawsuit
- Mary Kay Beckman, a real estate agent, was attacked by Wade Ridley, a man she met on Match.com.
- This incident highlighted safety concerns in online dating and led to a lawsuit against Match.com.
Whitney Wolfe's Lawsuit
- Whitney Wolfe sued her ex-boss, Justin Mateen, and Tinder for sexual harassment and discrimination.
- The lawsuit revealed inappropriate messages and behavior, leading to Mateen's suspension and eventual resignation.
Bumble's Creation
- Whitney Wolfe, after settling her lawsuit, partnered with Badoo founder Andrey Andreev to create a new dating app.
- This collaboration led to the development of Bumble, a female-centric dating app.