The last two weeks had many calendaring related announcements, the 2nd (or 3rd) try effort to getting calendaring interoperability though the IETF, and Esther Dyson’s PC Forum with two event based companies Trumba and EVDB presenting.
Next week may be even better as, EVDB is suppose to go to live for beta as reported by Om Malik, senior writer with Business 2.0 magazine.
Plus, Upcoming.org announced new development soon to be released that was inspired by Jon Udell.
Up first: Exporting your event history, current and past event lists for venues as RSS and iCal, tagging events, listing private/personal events, and a REST API for retrieving user, venue, and metro information. For other items on the pending list, see the rest of the current To-Do list. I’ve decided to develop an API for adding events, as well, but that may take a little longer.
Jason, I announced the changes this morning. On time and more features than I originally promised!
http://upcoming.org/news/archives/2005/03/28/huge_cha/
shock. sigh. swoon. really!
Boy, that last post was negative. I’ll take Halley’s advice, and just let it roll down the page. The blogosphere is so positive right now. It seems so bright and shiny. Everyone is so darn smart and brave. Here’s a…
Events Week (from: Jason Klemow)
http://mbblog.thejkgroup.com/2005/03/events-week/ The last two weeks had many calendaring related announcements, the 2nd (or 3rd) try effort to getting calendaring interoperability though the IETF, and Esther Dyson’s PC Forum …