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IrishCentral and Chptr Unite to Revolutionize Digital Memorials - Vimarsana News

IrishCentral and Chptr Unite to Revolutionize Digital Memorials

NEW YORK, NY, October 17, 2023 (EZ Newswire) -- Chptr, the vanguard platform for digital video-centric community memorials, is thrilled to announce an unparalleled collaboration with IrishCentral, the leading platform

IrishCentral launches Interactive Digital Memorials - Vimarsana News

IrishCentral launches Interactive Digital Memorials

IrishCentral has partnered with Chptr to offer our readers digital video memorials, a new way to remember your loved ones. Utilizing embedded videos, rich timelines, interactive photo galleries, and even audio memories, these memorials become living testaments to the people they honor.

Celebrating the life and work of Jerry Semler - Indianapolis Recorder - Vimarsana News

Celebrating the life and work of Jerry Semler - Indianapolis Recorder

Jerry Semler was a leader, putting others first and helping countless members of the business community, including the Indianapolis Recorder.

UK nominates documentary on femicide in Turkey for Oscars - Vimarsana News

UK nominates documentary on femicide in Turkey for Oscars

“Dying to Divorce,” the United Kingdom’s official entry into the Academy Awards for best international feature film, tells the story of Turkey’s gender-based violence victims, femicide and the inability of the legal system to bring the perpetrators to justice. 

Nov. 9: "Long Night of the Digital Memorial" | Penn State Behrend - Vimarsana News

Nov. 9: "Long Night of the Digital Memorial" | Penn State Behrend

Volunteers will add names to a digital memorial for the victims of Nazism from 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. in Lilley Library.

Source: psu.edu