Out of thought came the word
NEW BOOK: Heartache To Happiness: How I Found Love Online
“Fantastic.”
The Telegraph
“Extremely educational.”
GQ
“Intriguing and powerful.”
BBC Radio 5 Live
“Extraordinary and revelatory.”
whatwesee.com
Author Ben Arogundade recounts his journey as an online dater, during which time he was stood up, verbally abused, propositioned for sex and asked to be a father to an unborn child. Along the way he offers singles the secrets and best practices they need to know to boost the quality of their matches, and presents the latest strategies, research-based guidelines and innovations to take their online profiles to new levels of excellence. Get it now at Amazon, £9.99/$12.99.
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White Labels Books was founded in 2016 by author Ben Arogundade. We specialise in original fiction and non-fiction across a range of topics. We are a print-on-demand publisher, utilising digital technology to produce books to order. This means that our titles do not physically exist until you order one, after which the book is printed and delivered directly to you. This means less waste and reduced transport costs. Our printers also use paper from sustainably managed forests, and are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
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LATEST NEWS — MY BBC PODCAST
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO SEARCH - BY BEN AROGUNDADE
GOOGLE RECORDS 5.6 BILLION online searches per day — and behind each one there is a story. With this data, Google knows what you are thinking, feeling, and worrying about, every second of every day — from queries about superhero movies or football matches, to questions about elections, cookery or the pandemic. And the data that’s collected spans the globe from whole countries to tiny villages.
Thanks to internet search, the global consciousness of the world has now been digitised.
Welcome to ‘The World According To Search’, from the BBC World Service. I’m Ben Arogundade, and in this podcast I’ll be travelling across the globe in pursuit of the most popular, weird and wonderful internet searches in different countries, and the fascinating stories behind them.
I want to know what these searches might reveal about us and our relationship with technology. I also want to know what controls the search results we see, and if those results are unbiased.
Tune in now, and join me on my amazing journey.
RADIO 5 LIVE ONLINE DATING PODCAST
Presenter Nihal Arthanayake interviews Ben Arogundade about his new online dating book.
AS A 50-SOMETHING SINGLE Londoner who was new to online dating, I was shocked to find the apps riddled with racism, abuse…but also friendships and love. In this radio podcast for BBC Radio 5 Live, I tell my story to presenter Nihal Arthanayake, offering the best advice and tips from my new online dating book.
This podcast covers a range of topics, including:
• The prevalence of racism within online dating apps.
• Best tips about how to find love online.
• How dating apps are used for emotional recovery rather than dating.
• Listeners amazing personal stories.
Online dating podcast duration: 50m 17s. Note: file may take a few seconds to load.
“One woman told me that sex with a black man was on her bucket list.”
