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"Christoph Janz just emailed me to let me know that CalendarHub is now in public beta.  I must admit I really like it.  The interface is simple, attractive and intuitive - nice work!  Christoph writes: \n\nAs an individualBuild a calendar for your own private use. Create reminders for birthdays, bills, leisure activities....anything you want. If you like, get reminders by email or SMS. You can also search published calendars for events and add them to your own calendar. Creating a shared calendar for your family is a snap as well.\nAs a businessCreate a team calendar which every team member can access. In addition, everyone from the team can have his or her personal calendar, of course. The cool thing is that you can subscribe to other calendars. So if an employee subscribes to the team calendar, all events from the team calendar are fed into his personal calendar.As a group/organizationCreate a calendar for your football team, your school grade, your community organization...whatever social activities youre involved in. Everyone from the group can subscribe to an RSS feed of the group calendar, so theyre automatically notified of new events or changes.\nAs a theater, cinema, clubPublish a calendar on the Web to announce events. Build a subscriber base of clients who subscribe to the RSS feed and easily notify them of last-minute ticket opportunities simply by adding the respective event to your calendar. \n\nBy the way, I'd like it if you guys could link to a demo from your homepage - either a Quicktime video/screencast or a working demonstration.  But hey, maybe that's just me."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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