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XBRL gets Huffed!

Twice in one day, XBRL makes it to the mainstream online media in a big way. First at Wired.com and now with a posting by W. David Stephenson to huffingtonpost.com and now I am truly taken aback at the tsunami that has been unleashed with the SEC mandate of XBRL and Obama's push to leverage technology. Tomorrow, I have to chair yet another XBRL International consortium committee meeting - and continue to keep moving the standard forward with my colleagues from around the world on the XBRL International Steering committee - as I watch the Twitter chatter about XBRL away and try not to get distracted from the chore at hand - ensuring a  that the consortium has a strong enough foundation to support all the great implementations around the world. Hopefully, all this attention will bring more resources and participants in the XBRL movement - if you are interested in getting more involved think about coming to our upcoming XBRL International Conference in Paris, France  June 23-25, 2009 - don't just twitter, participate! 

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Diane Mueller is the founder of XBRLSpy Research Inc. She is an XBRL Evangelist, and a XBRL Implementation Strategist. Currently serves on the XBRL International Steering Committee and Best Practices Board, and chairs the Technical Working Group on Rendering responsible for the Inline XBRL Specification. She is a frequent commentator and lecturer on Financial Compliance, XML Standards and Semantic Web technologies. Read more..

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