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Google Reader Play: iPad ready RSS reader launched

According to Google the new full-screen slide-show is for people who "aren’t interested in taking the time to get Reader set up". It is also perfect for viewing on tablet PCs, including the upcoming iPad.

Make My RSS Feed Full, Goddamnit!

When Gawker Media truncated its RSS feeds a couple of days ago from full text to one-paragraph teasers and an invitation to click through to the whole article on the Web, Reuters blogger Felix Salmon resurrected his argument from 2007 to chastise Gawker boss Nick Denton for the new abbreviations.

Software and Logica provide webMethods BPMS to GDF SUE

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MLC Investments buys 14.3m Downer EDI shares

MLC Investments Ltd bought a net 14,284,060 Downer EDI Ltd shares between November 9, 2009 and March 9, 2010, increasing from 5,040,344 shares (1.51%) to 19,324,404 shares (5.79%).

STANDARDS: EDI Accreditor Adopts 2010 Criteria

Goedert J – The Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission has adopted 2010 criteria for its nine accreditation programs for transactions processors and other service providers.

Why Did Nick Denton Truncate Gawker?s RSS Feeds? [Voices]

Yesterday, Gawker Media truncated its RSS feeds, and former Gawker editorial honcho Lockhart Steele immediately tweeted that “the only thing that excited me about Gawker’s RSS truncation was picturing @felixsalmon’s head explode when he heard the news”. I’m well known as a vocal defender of full RSS feeds, largely because of a 1,500-word blog entry I wrote on the subject back in October 2007. And so I asked Gawker’s owner, Nick Denton, what he was doing.

Google Reader Play makes RSS iPad-friendly

Google late Wednesday rolled out an alternate take on Google Reader that superficially makes things simpler but is also ideally suited to tablets. Google Reader Play switches from Reader's usual plain list view to a large-buttoned media browser based on user's "recommended items" feed. The new web app shows any photos or YouTube videos in a large, central area and lets users favorite or share the content they prefer; recommendations also come from fellow users.

Please, Mr. Denton, will you restore full-text RSS feeds to Gawker Media?

When Gawker Media truncated its RSS feeds a couple of days ago from full text to one-paragraph teasers and an invitation to click through to the whole article on the Web, Reuters blogger Felix Salmon resurrected his argument from 2007 to chastise Gawker boss Nick Denton for the new abbreviations.

Electronic Directions: EDI

A CB series covering electronic payment forms and the Fed's efforts to promote them over paper-based methods.

Reading RSS Feeds was never so much Fun!

Google Reader Play helps you discover most popular articles, photos and videos in a user-friendly view

Russell M Davies: The value of metadata

This article was taken from the April issue of Wired UK magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online

Google Reader Play spices up RSS feeds

RSS feeds have pretty much remained the same way as when they first made it big, and reading all those feeds could prove to be a bore. Google intends to spice things up a bit with their new service known as Google Reader Play, where similar to Stumbleupon, it offers you an alternative method of browsing interesting news on the Internet. Items will be presented one at a time in Google Reader Play in a big format, taking up the entire screen. Once you have read it, click the next arrow to move on, and so on and so forth. Users might realize that Google Reader Play is based on the same technology found in Recommended Items in Google Reader, where it will automatically attempt to search the most popular stuff that appeals to you (as well as what turns you off), as long as you won't mind it "reading" into your mind initially.

Microsoft loses appeal on Office XML patent dispute with i4i

Microsoft has lost an appeal in its dispute with i4i over XML support in Office 2003/2007, following a decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

Google releases iPad-friendly RSS Reader Player

Google has released an iPad-friendly RSS Reader, the Google Reader Play, which is designed to make flicking through RSS feeds easier and more fun.

Mercator Lines takes delivery of 42,235 dwt MR tanker

Mercator Lines, provider of sea-borne transportation services in India and overseas, announced that it has taken delivery of a 1993 built MR tanker of 42,235 dwt.

Electronic Claims Service Provider Apex EDI, Inc. Endorsed By...

Electronic Claims Service Provider Apex EDI, Inc. Endorsed By Arizona Dental Association Services For Exceptional Quality And Service

Digital Movers Integrates Web*EDI Solution with Netsuites Cloud Computing Platform

Host*EDI is a complete, full-featured Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) SaaS application that lets trading partners use EDI without having to install specialized software or use EDI consultants. Built using NetSuite’s SuiteCloud development platform, the combined solution allows NetSuite customers to sell to companies – typically larger businesses – that prefer making payments and exchanging orders, invoices, and shipping notices via EDI.

Google tries to make its RSS reader fun, too

I've happily used RSS readers for years, but I'm not only an information junkie, I'm a professional information junkie. But I'm one of those people who sees the technology as appealing to techno-savvy folks rather than the mainstream. It's much easier to type a Web address than to understand and manage Managing Really Simple Syndication and Atom subscriptions.

Software and Logica provide webMethods BPMS to GDF SUEZ

Software, a provider of business process management solutions, and its partner Logica, an IT and business services company, have deployed webMethods Business Process Management Suite or BPMS for a France-based energy company, GDF SUEZ.

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Software, a provider of business process management solutions, and its partner Logica, an IT and business services company, have deployed webMethods Business Process Management Suite or BPMS for a France-based energy company, GDF SUEZ.

ECRS and UNFI Announce Enhancements to EDI Interface

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ECRS and UNFI Announce Enhancements to EDI Interface

Latest News Exclusive Subscriber Content Blogs Most Viewed Stories Most Emailed Stories Access Digital Edition Washington Bureau Special Reports News From Other Cities Contact the Editor

ECRS and UNFI Announce Enhancements to EDI Interface

Latest News Exclusive Subscriber Content Blogs Most Viewed Stories Most Emailed Stories Access Digital Edition Washington Bureau Special Reports News From Other Cities Contact the Editor

ECRS and UNFI Announce Enhancements to EDI Interface

Latest News Exclusive Subscriber Content Blogs Most Viewed Stories Most Emailed Stories Access Digital Edition Washington Bureau Special Reports News From Other Cities Contact the Editor