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Follow up is a list compiled about talent agencies we have in the db with links to their respective employee pages and the date ALL of those entries have been checked/updated. | Follow up is a list compiled about talent agencies we have in the db with links to their respective employee pages and the date ALL of those entries have been checked/updated. | ||
==How to update relations | ==How to update relations best== | ||
The bigger the agency, the more tedious, yet simple, the work. There are two sides that have to be taken care of: | The bigger the agency, the more tedious, yet simple, the work. There are two sides that have to be taken care of: | ||
* the agency's website | * the agency's website | ||
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Checking Wikipedia is also important for this - they oftentimes list Twitter and Blog Information for the voice actors. Of course the most valid reason to add an ended relations to creators is when they are not listed on the employers page anymore. | Checking Wikipedia is also important for this - they oftentimes list Twitter and Blog Information for the voice actors. Of course the most valid reason to add an ended relations to creators is when they are not listed on the employers page anymore. | ||
!Sometimes agencies change the place for their talent lists, so a non-existant profile page means simply that | !Sometimes agencies change the place for their talent lists, so a non-existant profile page means simply that the resource has to be updated! | ||
==Talent Agencies== | ==Talent Agencies== | ||