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Sixty Minutes, One Opening, Zero Citations: Auditing the Scandinavian Defense Course ClaimSixty minutes. One video. Attached to it, the name of Magnus Carlsen and a...
Samarkand R8 and a Scandinavian Course: The Headline That Never Met Its BodyMy feed gave me a clean headline: “Samarkand R8 (open): Germany stun...
A Samarkand Round 8 Headline, a 60-Minute Scandinavian Video in the Body: The Ledger Doesn't BalanceI opened the file to write a round result. The headline promised Samarkand,...
Notebook Says Samarkand, Tape Says Prague: The Ledger Behind ChessBase Magazine #225The notebook says one thing; the tape says another. Before I open any new fil...
A Samarkand Headline, a Sixty-Minute Course, and One News Story at the Wrong AddressAt Round 8 in Samarkand, Germany beat Uzbekistan and moved level with the...
Savitha Shri's Seven Wins: The Ledger Behind the Hero StoryFrom a Mymensingh bedroom, at half past three in the morning, the Samarkand...
A Samarkand Headline, A Scandinavian Body: How One Feed Merged Two Different GamesThe card arrived in my feed as a single line: Samarkand, Round 8, Germany stu...
The Title Says Samarkand, the File Says ChessBase: 27 Miniatures, 10 Opening Articles and a Metadata FractureThe filename was unambiguous: Samarkand, round eight, women's section, China...
One Headline, Two Different Games: The Samarkand Result and the Accounts of a 60-Minute Scandinavian CourseThe first thing that caught my eye when I opened the file was not a move and...
A Samarkand Headline, a Scandinavian Page: Where Chess News Files Its LedgerSamarkand, Round 8 — the headline is a straight result: Germany stun Uzbekist...