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Kiko has announced the company is shutting down, and they are auctioning the technology. Note: The technology is listed as "Used" at the eBay auction, with a starting price of $49,999.99.
I wonder if they will get that. The market is crammed with calendars, and they are all dumb as I discussed yesterday (Superscription: A Better Model For Publish/Subscribe). Maybe someone will buy the technology and build the Time Matrix app that I talked about in that Superscription post.
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