Google steps into event management

// November 15th, 2006 // Google

Don’t these guys ever take a break? Now you can search through events that other people have made public on their calendars. Simply put, if I want to find out if there’s anything happening in town over the weekend, chances are I’ll find it one someone’s calendar.

Here’s Google’s explanation.

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7 Responses to “Google steps into event management”

  1. IndianPad says:

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  2. Nick says:

    I can’t think of anything more dangerous for people who haven’t made their calendars private enough. I run a Christian site for events, etc., in Connecticut and a quick search of calendars brought up all kinds of personal things. Google had better up the level of disclaimers and warnings before the lawsuits begin!

  3. Renie Ravin says:

    I agree with that. Friend of mine Anwin recently sent Gtalk invites to everyone in his address book ’cause the warning wasn’t clear enough.

  4. naveen says:

    yalla!!!!! enuf of google …….write….

  5. Renie says:

    It’s just laziness dude – much easier posting links!

  6. Sandy says:

    Good step by Google but this is alarm bells for my site http://www.mapmyevent.com :)

    Anyways it is solely based on Google maps api so it is a matter of time before Google starts doing the same.

  7. spudart says:

    Google removed the ability to search for public calendars. http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=139970

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