My Latest ChessVideos Show: A Quiet Approach to the Najdorf
For the casual readers of this blog, remember that I do two wholly distinct chess audio programs each week. One is on the Fritz/ChessBase/Playchess.com server; that takes place every Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET. (That's about 2:15 from now, and you can read more about this week's show here, with directions on how to watch it (for free if you watch it live; for a nominal fee later on in the archives) in this post.)
The second weekly program is completely different. No special software is required - it's pretty much covered by a normally functioning web browser like Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. This second show, which is also weekly, can be accessed for free, on-demand, on ChessVideos.tv. This week's show, which features yours truly on the White side of a Najdorf Sicilian, can be accessed here, and to judge from the viewer comments so far it's a show worth watching. Best of all, the ChessVideos' admins write that "[t]he opening of the game is relatively peaceful, but the analysis is a hoot." How can you top that? It's clearly chess tv worth watching.
The second weekly program is completely different. No special software is required - it's pretty much covered by a normally functioning web browser like Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. This second show, which is also weekly, can be accessed for free, on-demand, on ChessVideos.tv. This week's show, which features yours truly on the White side of a Najdorf Sicilian, can be accessed here, and to judge from the viewer comments so far it's a show worth watching. Best of all, the ChessVideos' admins write that "[t]he opening of the game is relatively peaceful, but the analysis is a hoot." How can you top that? It's clearly chess tv worth watching.
Posted by Dennis Monokroussos on
Wednesday June 18, 2008 at 5:47pm