In many ways information sharing has become easier with near ubiquitous email, web and broadband access. Each of which have been reduced in many ways to a commonly understood cohesive experience for most of us. There is potential for so much more but sadly the layers of complexity make it hard to fully embrace Internet 1.0 let alone what more is to come. Jon Udell of Microsoft demonstrates some of that complexity by trying to wire up different calendars together.
Jon Udell on Calendar cross-publishing concepts: A growing number of people will be keeping their work calendars in Microsoft Outlook and their family calendars elsewhere, say on Google. How can they cross-publish their work and family calendars? It's possible, but the conceptual hurdles are formidable. Here's what I found when I did the experiment.
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