Apply Technology X to Population Y, and You Get Worldwide Luuuv

You know how most, if not all, Clear Channel radio station websites all have the same look and feel, whether they're rap or easy listening or baby seal clubber talk or whatever? Well, Clear Channel isn't the only one to apply a uniform look and feel to diverse businesses.

Take a look at www.calipeoplemeet.com, a site for California people.

OK, have you done that? Good. Now take a look at www.loveandseek.com, a site for Christian singles. Notice that many of the pictures are identical to those on the California site. So I guess they're California Christians.

Now take a look at www.ldsplanet.com. Again, the same pictures. I guess there are some California Christian Mormons looking for love.

For a change of pace, view www.blackpeoplemeet.com. Hey, at least they got new pictures.

Similarly, they got different pictures for www.indiamatch.com.

All of these sites, and perhaps some others that I didn't find, are controlled by an Arizona outfit called Zencon Technologies. However, as of this evening, Zencon has NOT set up the following domains yet (they're probably just trying to get the appropriate pictures):



Give 'em time...

oempomeme: What are your car radio presets?

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Anonymous said…
Not only do they crank out cookie cutter dating sites, they get a hold of your billing information and just keep a-billin' away. My mother-in-law opened an account on LDSPlanet.com with my credit card in July (This comment is about Zencon Technologies, not mother-in-laws, so I won't go into that). I canceled said account in August. It is now January and I am still getting billed. By the way, they have tons of sites. Democraticpeoplemeet.com, republicanpeoplemeet.com, singlepeoplemeet.com, Gayandlesbianchristianextraterrestr ialpeoplemeet.com, etc...
Tuesday, January 03, 2006 9:52:00 AM
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