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Dec 07, 07
Twittercal
A free service that connects your Twitter account to your Google Calendar. gcal is a bot that process and forward messages to your Google Calendar. Add events in a snap from your favorite Twitter client. Follow 5 steps - Get a Twitter Account, Add gcal as your friend. Grant access to your Google Calendar account and add any events by sending a direct message to gcal (example: gcal meeting with fred on monday, 25th of june at 9am). Follow updates on twitter.com/twittercal.

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Posted by Cesar Castro in Events and calenderingIM, messaging, chatTwitter

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Fred Brunel on December 07, 2007 at 09:27 AM:

Hi Emily,

Thanks for the words about Twittercal.

Fred Brunel on December 07, 2007 at 09:42 PM:

Hi Cesar,

Thanks for putting Twittercal on eHub. I hope you like it.

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