A comprehensive report has been released by CFO Magazine, focusing on the emerging importance of XBRL and providing some thoughts on its possible impact, such as the fact that it will likely feed into the desire of investors and regulators for much more information to be reported. XBRL: You Can't Ignore It Anymore -- CFO.com

As of July 1, 2007, companies will be able to file their proxy statements and annual reports on the web. It marks a formal recognition of the importance of the Web, may be a precursor to a mandatory requirement and also marks an important move forward for XBRL. E-Proxies to Debut in 2007 - Technology - CFO.com

Hitachi started a blog on XBRL in October, and it is shaping up quite nicely. It is at the following link: Hitachi XBRL

The XBRL Wiki mentioned in a previous post has been changed to the following URL. It's worth monitoring! XBRL Projects - XBRL
It can also be accessed with the URL http://wikixbrl.org

At the XBRL International conference in Philadelphia, Chairman Cox of the SEC has announced a new preview release of their web-based software using XBRL for analytical purposes. The site is at the following link. Interactive Financial Report Viewer - Preview Release