1. Google Calendar - organise your schedule and share events with friends online. With Google Calendar you can see your friends' and family's schedules right next to your own. You can add events mentioned in Google Mail conversations or saved in other calendar applications and add other interesting events that you find online.

www.google.com/calendar

2. Yahoo! Calendar - a useful online calendar that provides public and private event scheduling, to do lists, weather, and integration with Microsoft Outlook email and some handheld mobile devices.

www.calendar.yahoo.com

3. Time & Date - a great resource to help organise your dairy. Includes online calendar creator for any year and country, monthly calendar and custom calendars. Other tools include a world clock—time zones application, time zone calculators and planner and sun and moon calculators.

www.timeanddate.com

4. Open Diary - start your own Open Diary it's easy and free. It's a great way to connect with friends, keep your life online, and learn about yourself. The best part is that you get your own interactive diary, with unlimited storage and posts.

www.opendiary.com

5. Diarist - journals, diaries and personal weblogos. A comprehensive starting-point for both writers and readers of online journals. Whether you call then diarists, journalers, or bloggers, they've got everything you need to know all about the people who tell all.

www.diarist.net

6. Bravenet Online Calendar - always be just a click away from your important dates. Never forget birthdays, appointments, events, or special occasions again, a free online calendar service. Includes multiple views, organiser, plan and share events, fully customisable, reminders and nothing to download.

www.bravenet.com/calendar/

7. Pixaroo - create personalised printed calendars online including custom printed calendars or upload your family photos and give a a3 or a4 wall calendar as a gift. National delivery available on all A4 wall calendars, A3 wall calendars, slimline wall calendars and desk tent calendars.

www.pixaroo.com www.createacalendar.info

8. Online Diary - a web-based online diary for business and leisure. Featuring private or shared internet diary, text alerts, address book, events, reminders, email, SMS text messaging and fax. The online diary and personal organiser website.

www.online-diary.co.uk

9. Famundo - whether you are a family looking to get organised or a community group looking to get your schedule online, famundo have a solution for you. Try Famundo for families or Famundo for Organisations such as your school, church or club! share and manage calendars and documents free of charge. The family version also includes an address book, list manager, message center, and more.

www.famundo.com

10. The Diary Project - is a non-profit organisation, a global multimedia resource that encourages teens to write about their day-to-day experiences growing up. Users write freely and often about anything that is on their mind, just as you would in your own journal. The sites goal is to encourage communication amongst teens of all cultures and backgrounds, provide peer-to-peer support, stimulate discussion, and generate feedback that can help ease some of the concerns encountered along the way.

www.diaryproject.com

11. Join Diary - a free online open community diary that is easily updated. Lets anyone keep a private journal, diary or log for personal use, share thoughts with friends and meet new friends, too!

www.joindiary.com

12. Smart Diary - managing your business just got easier. The easy to use shared diary system that makes managing you business' resource simplicity itself. smartdiary makes light work of managing your staff and resource and sharing calendars and contacts, so you always have up-to-date information at your fingertips.

www.smartdiary.co.uk

13. Journals - Discussion list for Diarists - this is a list for journallers to talk about journalling, as opposed to Diary-L, which is journallers talking about anything. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Journals Archives. The current archive is only available to the list members, subscribing to Journals is free.

www.yeehaw.net/journals

14. Calendae - synchronise your Calendae online calendar and address book with your Palm OS handheld, your Pocket PC/HP, your Windows Mobile phone, your Outlook program, your Palm Deskto or your Lotus Note application.

www.calendae.co.uk

15. Family Time Planner - an online Calendar for the whole family that let's you organise your family calendar online and in color. Share your event information with friends and family. Create unlimited UserIDs for family members, relatives and friends. Print your color coordinated calendar in color and send and receive invitations from others.

www.familytimeplanner.com

16. Diary Land - is a fun, free service where you can get your own web diary that you update using any web browser that's connected to the web.

www.diaryland.com

17. Annomate - an online personal organizer featuring calendars, contacts, photo albums, files storage, to-do lists, message board, private chat room, invitations, bookmarks, group sharing, and more -

www.annomate.com

18. Doddle Diary - is an easy-to-use secure online calendar you can access anywhere. You can share it with other users, or keep it private – it’s up to you. Use it to schedule appointments, set up future reminders, attach notes to a particular date or time, or even organise meetings via text message.

www.doddlediary.com

19. My Dear Diary - get your own personal diary. Allows users to take a look into the personal lives of others by reading their personal diaries. It also provides a safe, anonymous forum for sharing thoughts and experiences.

www.mydeardiary.com

20. The Online Diary History Project - in 1995, when the first online journal or diary was started, nobody thought that the number of online journals would reach the thousands in five short years. The goal of this site is to to preserve some memories of what online journaling was like in the beginning by the first people who started writings before the word escribitionist was created.

www.diaryhistoryproject.com