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"On the Web, mindshare is a function of interconnection," writes Jon Udell in Measuring Web Mindshare, at Byte.com. Seems like a good corollary to Dr. Weinberger's "Hyperlinks subvert hierarchy" Udell's Byte columns, by the way, are a fount of wisdom and sobriety. And he's extremely conversational in his approach to following the threads of his boundless curiousity. Even if you're not a techie, follow Udell's nose as he works his way toward answers to the question, Why Isn't ODBC a Standard Feature of Linux? Terrific research, vivid writing. Most clueful, indeed. By the way, the lead to Udell's work came from Bernie Thompson of CoSource.com, a cooperative market for open source developers. The idea behind CoSource is profoundly clueful: provide a place — a true marketplace — where those who need or sell open source development can find each other and do business together. [Note: earlier Weblogs are archived behind the dates on the calendar to the right.]
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