Tinder’s Emmy-nominated interactive experience ‘Swipe Night’ is back—and it’s an even stronger indicator of how the platform is positioning itself. Kyle Miller [Photo: courtesy of Tinder] “Tinder is ...

Now the dating app Tinder, for its first foray into original content, is looking to ride the wave with Swipe Night. Directed by Karena Evans—the filmmaker behind Drake’s viral music videos for “In My ...

Tinder's new "Swipe Night" is a ... product? Experience? TV show? Last night during the series' premiere, the company tried to explain to reporters why it got into the content game. Honestly, it kind ...

Tinder created "Swipe Night" as a conversational icebreaker aimed at members ages 18 to 25, who make up half of its user base. The series is an acknowledgement that young adults are comfortable ...

Tinder Swipe Night is back with a whodunnit. Credit: tinder Tinder's Swipe Night is back, singletons. This time, it's a Gen Z whodunnit that'll leave you on the edge of your seat. On Sunday, Nov. 7 at ...

Let's get this out of the way right now: Tinder is launching an interactive TV series about a scary apocalyptic disaster. Yes, Tinder. Yes, it might seem weird. But when you stop to think about how ...

Dating app "Tinder" is set to debut its first, original entertainment content called "Swipe Night." The six episode, interactive series takes viewers through a series of "moral dilemmas" on humanity's ...

Every Sunday in October, users of the popular dating app Tinder can participate in an interactive adventure that will take them to the end of the world. Swipe To Find Love During The Apocalypse Swipe ...

Would you save a person or a puppy during an apocalypse? To some, that’s an obvious choice. To Tinder users, it’s a great conversation starter — one that’s been debated on the dating app, on Twitter ...

A Tinder "Swipe Night" poster. On Sunday, Oct. 6, the first episode of the interctive apocalyptic series premiered on the Tinder app. Users were able to participate and decide how they want their ...

Today sign of the TV apocalypse: Tinder is launching a first-person scripted series called Swipe Night that will only be available from 6 p.m. to midnight on Sundays in October, is shot in vertical ...