There are a couple of places; Chessgames.com usually requires premium membership, but Chessdom is a good site for live games:
http://livechess.chessdom.com/site/
The chat tends to be banal in the extreme, and there's frequently lag between the clocks and the "real" game, but it's the best place I've found, and it's nice to have the Houdini analysis (even if it's only based on a few seconds of analysis). Oftentimes, in the chat window, people will post links to the official tournament sites, on which actual live video footage can be found. I remember toggling back and forth between the Chessdom board and the live video feed on the Tal Memorial site...good times.
It looks like the Kramnik-Aronian match has its own website, complete with live video feeds. Of course, it's all in German...
http://livechess.chessdom.com/site/
The chat tends to be banal in the extreme, and there's frequently lag between the clocks and the "real" game, but it's the best place I've found, and it's nice to have the Houdini analysis (even if it's only based on a few seconds of analysis). Oftentimes, in the chat window, people will post links to the official tournament sites, on which actual live video footage can be found. I remember toggling back and forth between the Chessdom board and the live video feed on the Tal Memorial site...good times.
It looks like the Kramnik-Aronian match has its own website, complete with live video feeds. Of course, it's all in German...
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