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Microsoft launches Windows Live Events
Microsoft is getting into the events business with their latest launch, Windows Live Events. Windows Live Events is a part of the ever-growing Live suite of products that allows users of Windows Live Spaces to both share and plan events and send out invitations. The collaboration also continues through to the Windows Live Calendar where users can manage and plan events as well as set and receive alerts. Events can easily be personalized using custom templates that can include photos, videos and blog posts. When the event is complete, users can share photos and discussions based on the event.
Of course you need a Windows Live id to create an invite, but people that are viewing do not. Other Similar invitation tools include Evite, and MyPunchbowl.
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