Stanford University / Serra Mall / University of Washington / City College / Stanford’s Institute / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / face-to-face networks / Internet revolution / narrow technologies / Internet trends / job search process / active brokerage / Internet complements / prosaic technologies / early Internet era / Internet Explorer browsers / social telephone calls / pre-existing social network / telephone network / individual search / search tool / pre-Internet era / preInternet search / longer social telephone / Internet efficiency / online search / imagined mate search / Internet technology / Internet use / land-line telephone users / Internet era / made communications / telephone / Internet dating / online dating / Internet The Internet / Internet technologies / social networks / social network / Internet search / Internet job listings / /
Organization
University of Washington / National Science Foundation / Center for the Study of Demography and Ecology / Stanford’s UPS / Stanford’s Institute for Research / City College of New York / Stanford University / U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration / Population Association of America / U.S. Defense Department / American Sociological Association / Department of Sociology / /
Person
Sara Bloch / Kristen Harknett / Ron Nakao / Reuben J. Thomas / Michael J. Rosenfeld / Rachel Lindenberg / /
Searching for a Mate: The Rise of the Internet as a Social Intermediary Michael J. Rosenfeld, Stanford University*