When 2.0: Video chats on calendaring and events
I blogged at When 2.0 on Chandler, calendaring interoperability and sharing and Google's calendar.
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Next week's Syndicate Conference in SFO
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Tipping point: The Web is easier to use than your hard drive
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Revenge of the long tail
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In search of Google's calendar
While attending When 2.0, which is all about calendaring and other time-based applications, I ran into Carl Sjogreen, who has something to do with Google's rumored calendar mate for Gmail, Gtalk, etc.