So I begin this column with a Part 2 and will probably do a Part 100 by the time this discussion is over. I have never done anything like this in my print columns, but on the Web, readers don't have to scrounge the garbage can to find past material. You just click on last week's column .
Past discussions are always available.
The time and place factors have changed. And they've changed in many ways we are just discovering. The strength, to me, of the Web is information on demand. It's about global access and global communication. The true strength of the Web is its elimination of time as a boundary on our communication and information-accessing ability.