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FOX NEWS - Dec 15 - Actress Ashley Madison Myrick, has filed a lawsuit against online dating site Ashley Madison for the “humiliation’ she has endured over having the same name as the site that promotes infidelity. She wants the site to change their name and claims that the Web site AshleyMadisonbio.com is connected to the infidelity site and features her photo without permission. But Pop Tarts has exclusively obtained a $1M counter-suit filed by Ashley Madison (the Web site) against Ashley Madison (the actress). According to their suit, they don’t even own the domain AshleyMadsionbio.com and have had the infamous “Ashley Madison” name trademarked since 2002 whereas Myrick only adopted the moniker as a “stage name” in 2005. The affair matchmakers are now suing the actress for using their trademark to “inappropriately garner goodwill” to support her acting career. FULL ARTICLE @ FOX NEWS

CTV.CA - Nov 14 - Cheating can lead to an improved relationship, says Noel Biderman, the founder of AshleyMadison.com, a dating site that boasts the tagline, "Life is Short. Have an Affair." Ashley Madison has grown rapidly in the last seven years, to ~4M users, and now Biderman has written a book "Cheaters Prosper: How Infidelity Will Save the Modern Marriage." "If you look at the culture in France, or in Japan, infidelity rates are extremely high there, yet divorce rates are extremely low", said Biderman.  Dr. Carole Lieberman, a psychiatrist and author of "Bad Boys: Why We Love Them, How to Live with Them and When to Leave Them", disagrees that cheating strengthens relationships. Cheating "can make a dull marriage more exciting but in the end, most marriages suffer terribly from cheating and ultimately break apart because of the loss of respect and trust", she said. FULL ARTICLE @ CTV.CA See all posts on AshleyMadison