Codes of love: romance in the digital age – tech podcast

Jennie Bristow; L. Green; M. Weigel

Codes of love: romance in the digital age – tech podcast

Jennie Bristow
, L. Green
, M. Weigel

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With an estimated 50 million users on Tinder, how are digital platforms like this changing the way we date? And the way we think about love? Leah Green reaches out to Moira Weigel and Dr Jennie Bristow in search of answers.

Original language	English
Publisher	The Guardian
Publication status	Published - 9 Dec 2016

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