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Peter Thiel en Almagro, Carlsen y sus agachadas, peleles paganinis. | El ajedrez nuestro de cada día a vuelo de ave de pico encorvado: variadas miserias e ínfimas grandezas del despiadado mundo escaqueado propio y ajeno.

'No intention of watching': World No. 2 Hikaru Nakamura on Magnus Carlsen vs Hans Niemann documentary | Chess News - The Times of India

Magnus Carlsen vs Hans Niemann documentary: Is 'Untold: Chess Mates' worth watching? | Chess News - The Times of India

Watch: Magnus Carlsen poses for selfie, then gets her phone seized | Chess News - The Times of India

"Kai-Steffen Schwarz: With a few exceptions, the Japanese manga publishers usually work with licensing agencies. They are mostly based in Japan, but there are also some that have offices in Europe. These act as intermediaries and brokers and are our direct points of interaction. We also maintain contacts with the publishers themselves, but as a rule, we keep to these official processes. A typical case might go like this: We discover an interesting series that we would like to license. Then the first thing we do is find out which publisher publishes the original. Are we already working with them or the licensing agency that represents them? If not, we start researching and send a licensing offer; depending on the title or project, this might include corresponding marketing ideas as to what exactly we are planning. After a while, we get an answer and enter into negotiations. Sometimes, on the other hand, the licensing agencies or publishers have an official offer deadline three or four times a year – a bit like the transfer window in soccer. If we want to get something new, all the offers have to be submitted within this time corridor and the publisher decides which German publisher gets the rights. And then there are many smaller publishers who are interesting for us in terms of content, but who don’t have a licensing department at all. These are exceptional cases for which we have to come up with a different approach."

Carlsen wins GCT 2025 Zagreb; Gukesh finishes third, Praggnanandhaa ends in ninth