I ask again: why is there a disclaimer of every page? it just doesn't make sense are you saying that this person has an influence in they games? or are you just saying that this person did not have a say if the items, and order of this list.
I kind of hope that it is the last part, and if it is then state that. the way it looks by putting it on every page is that you are almost apologizing/saying: "I put this thing on this list, and please don't fire me in and email because you don't like it Mr. Zelnick"
If you are disclaiming that this person has no influence in the article then say just that, and you only need to put it once (at the start, or at the end). its not like you need a character count per page (please tell me this is the case). saying that "This article was published without approval or consent of ZelnickMedia or Take-Two." just says that they didn't give you a thumbs up. it doesn't mean that there was no influence of "I might want to see TitleX in possitionY", or "put TitleX on this list, or your fired, so we can get more people to see it"
seriously all you need to do is add a few words to the end of the disclaimer "and had no influence on its contents" then only put it once. if I am trying to read the article, and then see a "Disclaimer" I think that it has to do with that specific page, or the thing that came before, or after it, and that it will tell me something unique if it is going to appear at all. It would be like putting the words "Spoiler Alert" on the top of every page of a 5 page article (assuming that the words "Spoiler Alert" are not in the title) even though the spoilers don't actually start until page3. in the case of a "spoiler alert" you would only say before the "spoilers" start.
