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By 3 News online staff
Auckland emerged as the city with the highest number of cheating females

Are you a tattooed, smoking, coke-swilling, meat-eating, Mac-hating, National voting, Christian female from Auckland?

If you answered yes to the above, notorious infidelity website AshleyMadison.com reckons you are a prime candidate for an affair.

WARNING: Once you set up an account with AshleyMadison it will cost $19 to permanently delete all records of you being on the site. If you do not want to spend $19 – they permanently hide your profile advert.

The website analysed 54,000 New Zealand members and came up with the cities with the most cheaters.

The results were:

Christchurch – 1.26 percent of the population are on the site (4,615 people)
Auckland – 1.23 percent (16,927 people)
Hamilton 1.23 percent (1,765 people)
Wellington – 1.22 percent (4,799 people)
Dunedin – 1.2 percent (1,426 people)

Despite the relatively small number of people involved in extra-marital affairs site founder Noel Biderman says his study shows infidelity has hit the “mainstream”.

“What this study really demonstrates is that infidelity is part of human nature; it transcends geography, age, political disposition and religion,” he says.

“As the 70,000 AshleyMadison.com members in New Zealand show, infidelity is now very much mainstream, with thousands seeking satisfaction outside of their marriages.”

The statistics were arrived at by what AshleyMadison.com describe as a ‘cheaters-by-capita’ formula. This is the number of people on the site identifying a certain town as their place of residence as a percentage of the town’s overall population.

Auckland emerged as the city with the highest number of cheating females, making up 36 percent of the site’s female members.

The average member of the site was shown to be Christian (58.7 percent), support National (33.3 percent) and have had two extra marital affairs (13.6 percent).

Site members were also more likely to conduct their illicit romances on a PC (79 percent), choose Coke over Pepsi (84 percent), eat meat (95.3 percent) and three times more likely than the national average to have a tattoo and twice as likely to smoke.

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Adultery is nothing new on television, but the proliferation of cheating as a plot point is making prime-time TV look like an ad for Ashley Madison, the online dating service for married folks, where the message is, “Life is short. Have an affair.”

On “Homeland,” the Iraq War hero turned secret terrorist falls into a reckless affair. Central characters on “The Good Wife,” “Revenge,” “Boss,” “Ringer,” “Nurse Jackie,” “Justified” and even “The Walking Dead” engage in infidelity.

Cynicism about marriage is one of the factors leading to an increased depiction of adultery. “People believe marriages don’t work anyway, so seeing affairs on TV kind of serves as a model for how things can and will go bad,” said Julie Albright, a sociologist at USC.

But showrunners insisted they don’t treat the topic lightly. Liz Brixius, creator of “Nurse Jackie,” said of her cheating heroine: “We’ve never used cheating to be juicy. We use it to show Jackie’s living a double life and making terrible decisions.”

Brixius and her team had to assure Showtime and producer Lionsgate that Jackie would, indeed, get her comeuppance in the new season this spring. “It was not an easy sell for us to have Jackie continue to skate by without suffering for what she’d done.”

There’s more on TV adultery in this feature.

How did prime-time TV become an adulterer’s paradise?
December 28, 2011 | 10:43 am

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Adultery is nothing new on television, but the proliferation of cheating as a plot point is making prime-time TV look like an ad for Ashley Madison, the online dating service for married folks, where the message is, “Life is short. Have an affair.”

On “Homeland,” the Iraq War hero turned secret terrorist falls into a reckless affair. Central characters on “The Good Wife,” “Revenge,” “Boss,” “Ringer,” “Nurse Jackie,” “Justified” and even “The Walking Dead” engage in infidelity.

Cynicism about marriage is one of the factors leading to an increased depiction of adultery. “People believe marriages don’t work anyway, so seeing affairs on TV kind of serves as a model for how things can and will go bad,” said Julie Albright, a sociologist at USC.

But showrunners insisted they don’t treat the topic lightly. Liz Brixius, creator of “Nurse Jackie,” said of her cheating heroine: “We’ve never used cheating to be juicy. We use it to show Jackie’s living a double life and making terrible decisions.”

Brixius and her team had to assure Showtime and producer Lionsgate that Jackie would, indeed, get her comeuppance in the new season this spring. “It was not an easy sell for us to have Jackie continue to skate by without suffering for what she’d done.”

There’s more on TV adultery in this feature.

by: Angus Thompson
From: Herald Sun
July 26, 2011 12:00AM
60 comments

The founder of ashleymadison. com.au, said he would personally reimburse cheats who couldn’t find a fling by following the website’s guidelines. Herald Sun

AN adultery website that has almost half a million Australian members is now providing a money-back guarantee if its customers don’t have an affair.

Noel Biderman, the founder of ashleymadison. com.au, said he would personally reimburse cheats who couldn’t find a fling by following the website’s guidelines.

But Mr Biderman, ironically in Australia to renew his wedding vows, said Ashley Madison wasn’t just about philanderers shacking up. Affairs, just like marriages, had to be worked on.

“I think people sometimes mistakenly assume that Ashley Madison is just an online brothel,” he said.

“If you want to find the right level of success, we think there is the commitment level you need to make, and if it doesn’t work out for you then we’ll give you your money back.”

The dating site’s Australian arm has more than 400,000 members and launched a successful smartphone app last year.

The website claims to protect love rats from leaving a trail of “digital lipstick” by deleting personal communication between users and keeping identities secret.

The website has drawn international condemnation since its launch in 2001, with family groups accusing Mr Biderman of making money from others’ grief.

Family Council of Victoria president Peter Stokes said the website’s success was a sad reflection on society.

“The sheer fact that he thinks there’s a market out there shows how degraded we’ve become in terms what we think relationships are,” Mr Stokes said.

“Yes, some marriages break up, yes some husbands play up and so do some wives, but do we have to normalise it?”

But Mr Biderman said Ashley Madison was just facilitating something that had long existed.

By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer | 18 comments

Ashley Madison members cheat. Bucks County voters swing.

With that combination, perhaps it’s not surprising that the social network that facilitates extramarital affairs picked Bucks County as the first location for a billboard endorsing acknowledged adulterer Newt Gingrich as its 2012 GOP presidential primary pick.

“I’d be lying if I told you it was for his approach on the immigration policy,” Ashley Madison founder and CEO Noel Biderman said in a phone interview Tuesday. “It’s squarely on the shoulders, that if he is successful the way President Clinton was, that politicians can run and stay in office even if they have an indiscretion.”

The billboard along southbound Route 1 in Morrisville boasts an image of the former House speaker followed by two sentences: “Faithful Republican, unfaithful husband. Welcome to the Ashleymadison.com Era.”

The sign appeared Thursday, the first of six pro-Gingrich billboards the website has planned for six key primary states, Biderman said. It will remain until at least the end of January, but there is an option to keep it up until Pennsylvania’s April primary, Biderman said.

“We wanted to see the reaction,” he added. “So far, so good.”

Gingrich has no Pennsylvania campaign office. An email to his campaign seeking comment was not immediately answered Tuesday.

Biderman said he hasn’t heard from Gingrich or his campaign people. Not that he’s surprised. “If I was advising him, I’d say you should keep silent,” he said.

Gingrich, who has three marriages under his belt, is the surprise standout in the crowded GOP presidential candidate field. He has admitted to extramarital affairs, but it apparently hasn’t hurt his reputation among voters.

The latest CBS News poll has former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Gingrich tied at the top of the Republican pack to win their party’s presidential nomination, each with 20 percent of GOP primary voters’ support. On Sunday, Gingrich won a straw poll hosted by the Tea Party Patriots.

Now that Gingrich’s popularity is rising with Americans, Biderman felt compelled to make a point to illustrate that marital infidelity has no bearing on someone’s ability to do a job.

“How times have changed when a serial divorcee-adulterer is capturing the hearts of the American people,” he said. “Here is someone who is laying himself bare more than others.”

The Keystone State was a logical choice for unveiling the Gingrich endorsement for reasons other than that Gingrich was born here, Biderman said. It’s also apparently popular with adulterers.

Pennsylvania is the only state where new membership to AshleyMadison.com, which has 8.9 million U.S. members, didn’t decline this month, spokeswoman Steph Davidson said. The Web site works like other Internet membership sites, where you pay for a subscription to get access to other members and arrange affairs.

Pennsylvania membership has grown faster than other states since 2008, jumping from 80,168 members to nearly 336,000 members — a more than 200 percent increase.

But why put the billboard in Bucks County, rather than Harrisburg, the state’s capital and the city where Gingrich was born?

Simple, Biderman replied. Bucks County is considered a swing county in the state, a place where presidential contenders often visit to woo voters.

In September, Gingrich was the first, and so far only, GOP presidential hopeful to visit Bucks County. Nearly 400 people gathered at the Moose Lodge in Doylestown to hear him speak at an event hosted by the Doylestown-based Tea Party Group, Kitchen Table Patriots.

Kitchen Table Patriots co-founder Anastasia Przybylski said if the website is trying to hurt Gingrich’s candidacy, the billboard is a good tactic.

As a candidate, Gingrich has “very, very” strong leadership skills that would likely turn around the U.S. the fastest of the GOP contenders, Przybylski said. But, she added, he does still have to overcome his unfaithful past.

“As far as politicians go, a lot of them have these kinds of skeletons in their closets,” she added. “I believe in the sanctity of marriage, however, I do recognize in the climate we live in and the divorce rate what it is, it’s hard to find candidates that don’t have this in their background.”

Biderman said the website didn’t endorse any presidential candidates in the 2008 race, though he noted it clearly has a “fondness” for former President Clinton.

“He’s a president after our own heart,” he said.

But the GOP-packed 2012 presidential race seemed like an ideal opportunity to throw its membership’s support behind a candidate, though Biderman acknowledged that its members were not polled about Gingrich.

“This hopefully resonates and maybe makes him more human,” he added. “If we removed every unfaithful politician, I don’t know if you’d have anyone left to govern.”

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PUBLISHED Thursday, Oct 20, 2011 at 12:28 pm EDT

Raptors big man Andrea Bargnani is distancing himself from reports that he is in negotiations to play for Virtus Roma during the lockout, thanks to backing from Ashley Madison.

Ashley Madison, a dating site for people seeking extramarital affairs, is willing to spend €1.5 million (US$2.05 million) to sponsor the partnership between Bargnani and Roma, according to a report on Sportando.

Andrea Bargnani says he’s not involved with the AshleyMadison.com/Roma report. (AP Photo)

Bargnani, via his Twitter feed (translated by Sporting News), denies he’s involved in these talks.

“I just want all of my fans and whomever has read stories in the daily papers these days to know that I am totally not connected to whatever has been written and attributed to me for a month.”

A report earlier this week said that Virtus Roma owner Claudio Toti was reluctant to approve the deal with Ashley Madison, perhaps because of the Vatican’s influence in Rome and throughout Italy.

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