President Obama and Vice President Biden’s Daily Public Schedules Now Online
Starting today, the President and the Vice President’s daily public schedules are now available online. You don’t have to come to WhiteHouse.gov to find out what the President and Vice President are up to each day – you can subscribe to their schedules via RSS or even add their schedules to your own Outlook, iCal, Google calendar, or any other calendar service that’s compatible with an iCal feed. Just click here to download the iCal feed and add it to your calendar today. Your calendar will be automatically updated as new events are added to the President and Vice President’s schedule.
President Obama is committed to making his Administration the most open and transparent in history. From signing the Open Government Memorandum on day one, to publishing the White House visitor logs and reducing the influence of lobbyists and special interests, the Obama Administration ushering in a new era of open and accountable government. Publishing the President and Vice President’s daily public schedules is just one more way we’re opening up the White House.
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