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Ferry Corsten, Bryan Kearney, Giuseppe Ottaviani and Will Atkinson head for Derbyshire to star in Goodgreef's festival Trance In The Woods - Vimarsana News

Ferry Corsten, Bryan Kearney, Giuseppe Ottaviani and Will Atkinson head for Derbyshire to star in Goodgreef's festival Trance In The Woods

Tops DJs from around the world will be heading for Derbyshire to star in the UK’s first dedicated trance party in the woods.

Judge approves settlement ordering Plaid to pay $58 million for selling consumer data - Vimarsana News

Judge approves settlement ordering Plaid to pay $58 million for selling consumer data

The financial data company Plaid must pay $58 million and remove large amounts of consumer data in a class action settlement after harvesting and selling users' data.

Plaid Must Face Invasion of Privacy Class Action - Vimarsana News

Plaid Must Face Invasion of Privacy Class Action

A federal judge will allow privacy claims to move forward against fintech company Plaid, accused of posing as a number of banking institutions in order to collect financial data from people when they signed up for payment apps like Venmo. (Pixabay image via Courthouse News) OAKLAND, Calif. (CN) — Financial services startup Plaid will have to face claims that it deceptively acquired consumers’ banking credentials without their permission. In a ruling late Friday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Donna Ryu found a consolidated class of customers adequately alleged that Plaid had violated their privacy...

An improvised documentary comes to Bristol's screens - Vimarsana News

An improvised documentary comes to Bristol's screens

Posted by Rough Sketch Podcast on Thursday, February 18, 2021 “I originally set it up so I could do some performance as I felt like it was good for my own mental health,” says Chris, who works in IT. “I have been missing doing improv since everything was locked down. I found myself taking more of a directorial role but ideally want to not do so much of that so I can join in the fun a bit more. “Using a platform like Zoom gives us the ability to put on a show for people across the world. It’s given me so much joy to see what we come up with and I want to share that with as many peopl...