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Is there a service/extension/whatever that reads a web page (example 1) and populates google calendar?

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Unless the web page adopts a standard way of presenting the calendar data, that's going to be nigh impossible. – Al Everett Sep 14 '12 at 18:43

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There is no simple way to do so. If the website would port their data to a downloadable iCal format file, there would be.

What you could do is parse the website yourself and populate your calendar through the Calendar API.

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is it a start up idea ?! – LMZ Sep 14 '12 at 23:41
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You could write a program that does web scraping to collect the data and use Google's APIs to add it to a calendar. To answer your question, no there is no prepackaged way.

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