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Company That Acquired 'Copyright Troll' Warns ISPs & VPN Providers * TorrentFreak - Vimarsana News

Company That Acquired 'Copyright Troll' Warns ISPs & VPN Providers * TorrentFreak

American Films Inc, a company that 'acquired' the US operations of notorious 'copyright troll' outfit GuardaLey earlier this year, says it has made a new acquisition. With the addition of "strategic data company" Maker Data Services LLC, the company hopes to help Hollywood bring lawsuits against ISPs and VPN providers.

Exit Does Theatre presents a one-act comedy reflective of Beckett's work - Vimarsana News

Exit Does Theatre presents a one-act comedy reflective of Beckett's work

EXIT Does Theatre presents a one-act comedy, ‘Ante Beckett’, written by Joel Smith and starring Fermanagh-based actor Paddy McEneaney. The play…

Rennie Pearson: Traditional Celtic Music - Inch Bar, Dunedin - Vimarsana News

Rennie Pearson: Traditional Celtic Music - Inch Bar, Dunedin

Rennie Pearson: Traditional Celtic Music, Inch Bar, Dunedin Thu, 16 December - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Joel's Ballroom of Romance drama - Vimarsana News

Joel's Ballroom of Romance drama

Friday night, December 16 and Saturday night, December 17 at 6.30pm and again at 8pm each night are the dates and times for Glenfarne's Ballroom of Romance stag...

'This is what we need': Indigenous remains finally laid to rest in historic Adelaide ceremony | Indigenous Australians - Vimarsana News

'This is what we need': Indigenous remains finally laid to rest in historic Adelaide ceremony | Indigenous Australians

Premier Steven Marshall calls on community to understand history as stolen and collected Aboriginal remains returned to country