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For a moment I also thought that Australian Chess Grandmaster Ian Rogers decided to take on Internet business after his premature retirement from competitive chess. But after seeing the photo, I realized that TechCrunch tricked us, chess addicts.

Here’s what this is all about: “Ian Rogers, the former GM of Yahoo Music, has finally taken music startup TopSpin Media out of stealth mode. The new

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