What's unique about the Internet's hypertext structure is that anything can link to anything. You never know, when you hit a page like this, just who you're connecting with.

So, just for fun, I want to give a big shout-out here to some of the blogs that have recently put me on their blogroll, as detailed by Technorati.

Let's see who your friends are:

• Doc Searls (photo from Technorati) is the biggest big-name blog currently blogrolling this blog. I'm very proud of that. Doc is a fine gentleman, a real pioneer, and always well worth reading. Here's one of his most recent headlines: Old advice never dies. As long as you can keep linking to it. Spin that around your mouth a few times. Tastes good, don't it?
  
• The Slat Rat Chronicles, by Steph of San Francisco. She lives in Anchorage, Alaska, yet she does not seem cold at all. Her Mom wrote Stock Market Investing Made E-Z. Would that it were, Steph...
  
• Over in Rome (the one in Italy, not the one here in Georgia USA) we have Luciano Giustini. His English is so much better than my Italian it's embarrassing.
  
• Engagement Marketing, creators of SMLXL want to change the whole world of marketing, with code. Who can blame them? I wish I could offer them more help.
  
  
• eCuaderno 2.0, por Jose Luis Orhuela over at the Universidad de Navarra, is apparently from Pamplona and bullish on Moore's Lore. (Photo from Infonomia.com.)
  
• Matt Clements of Kitchener, Ontario, in Canada, writes Everything is in Flux and has us on his blog roll. Recently he watched The Last Casino, about a Canadian professor who teaches his students to win at blackjack by counting cards. If Matt disappears and reappears as host of a new reality TV series in which he gives away part of his huge fortune, well, you read it here first.
  
• Colin Angel writes Bibendumblog and thinks we can help him. I hope we can, Colin.
  
  
• Giuseppe Granieri does not seem to have Luciano Giustini on his blogroll, but maybe he should. If Italians enjoy the Kevin Bacon game, I put him two steps from Luciano maximum. (Photo from Technorati.)
  
• Doug Kenline deserves a special prize for having me on his blogroll twice -- both here and at my free weekly newsletter, A-Clue.Com. Some people can't get enough of me.
  

It's a small world after all.