Kiko, online calendar service goes tits up

Filed in archive Newsdesk 2.0 by S.M. Schrama on August 17, 2006

Kiko offers online calendering. They started some time ago, but where quickly followed by others, such as Google. As Google offers so many things under one account, and other competitors do the same (e.g. Yahoo), I think Kiko must have had a difficult time.

As a development team, we've decided we aren't able to support Kiko the way it and its users deserve to be supported, and have decided to find Kiko a new owner, by selling the site through an auction.(Source)

I think it sad, but sometimes inevitable.

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Response from: cislators (01/27/10 1:30pm)

thank ok please

Response from: VanDyke (02/19/10 4:01am)

Yes, another good service gone... I'm not a big fan of google calendar, but there is quiet a simple one out there: vCal http://v-cal.com

Ajax, drag and drop, copy events, popup when hover. It does the trick for me..

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