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As seen in: Medium, Phoenix Independent, The Film Experience, Overtake_gg, hkclubbing.com, TheVirtualReport.biz, Be Healthy Now, Pharmacy Today NZ, Tracking Angle, Awards Radar and
Digital Marketer; Contributor: Film Experience (Past: @AwardsCircuit); Podcast: People vs Oscar; Member: @HCACritics @DorianAwards; Tomatometer-Approved Critic
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Episode 493: Missing Time

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By Chris James
| NextByte1
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A Confusing Deluxe Reissue of Prince’s ‘Around The World In A Day’

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By Susan Rogers, Bernie Grundman, Chris James, Malachi Lui
| Tracking Angle
With a lackluster remaster and questionable curation, this 40th anniversary 3LP set feels unnecessary Sony/Legacy, which in 2021 acquired from Warner the American rights to most of Prince’s imperial 1980s catalog, hasn’t been too active in mining his legendary vault, maybe because of issues over who actually owns what of the unreleased material and for where.
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Supporting Native American business success means embracing AI

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By Chris James
| Phoenix Independent Verified
By Chris James | National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development For generations, minority-owned businesses, particularly those in Native American communities nationwide, have faced barriers to growth. Legal inadequacies, limited access to capital and often insufficient infrastructure have prevented many Native-owned businesses from reaching their promise.
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