It's been a little over a year since the death of Jim Lange. If you don't recognize the name, you'd recognize the leisure suit. Lange was the long-running host of "The Dating Game," and his look became synonymous with the 1970s.
As the title implied, the show turned the often-tumultuous process of finding a suitable date into a game.
As author Gabe Zichermann recently told me, (see "Exclusive Interview: Gabe Zichermann on How Game-like Techniques Can Motivate Behavior," FiduciaryNews.com, March 17, 2015), the idea of making a game out of normally challenging activities is spreading like wildfire.
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