Titles matched by identifier, not name
A remaster, a reissue and a remake with the same title are kept as distinct releases.
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Releases matched on the identifier each industry actually uses — so a remaster, a reissue and a same-titled remake stay separate — alongside the trade press and news covering them.
What's actually in it
The documents this work actually runs on.
Year and territory attached
The same title often ships differently across markets; that detail travels with the record.
Trade press in its own words
How the industry itself talks about a release, kept apart from general coverage.
Same-day coverage, de-duplicated
Outlets running the same wire story are recognised as one, not five.
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Questions
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- How does the index tell a remake from the original?
- Titles are matched on the identifier each industry maintains — not on the string alone — so a same-titled remake doesn't get merged with the original.
- Which media workspaces are live?
- News is live today; Stream, Socials and Create are in beta and read this same catalogue as they ship.
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