iCal alternative web options (other than .Mac)

[maccarrp]

today macnn posts this news about an alternative to iCal's web function with .Mac:
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iBlog converts iCal calendars to web blogs (http://www.macnn.com/news.php?id=16677)
VisualNewt Software's iBlog (http://www.visualnewt.com/Products/Mac/iBlog/Details.html) converts Apple iCal calendars to web blogs. It requires no server-side components other than the availability of a web site with FTP access, iCal and Mac OS X. iBlog also supports simple templating built around HTML. A demo of the $25 utility is available online and a limited-time $5 discount is available to those who submit a template for use with the program.
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1- the iBlog site (http://www.visualnewt.com/Products/Mac/iBlog/Details.html) doesn't show what it looks like online (only app panels).

2- i'm not sure if it's worth the cash.

3- i wonder if there are other options to get iCal to publish to the web other than .Mac.

4- doesn't it seem sensible that iCal should be able to do this directly from the app? (just like iPhoto can publish to a non-.Mac site)

so what alternatives are there?

[zadak]

this ones free

http://www.icalx.com/

[Robo-X]

Excellent!! If now it only would allow me to view the calendars as a web page it would be fantastic.

//Rob

[zadak]

It does! Thats the hole point.

[Nebagakid]

myiCal.com

also has them

[Brass]

I use phpicalendar. It's free. You just need FTP access to a webserver that will run PHPs.

Works very nicely since the last update.

do a search for it on versiontracker.com.