Aggregating - daily - the front pages of all printed national newspapers from around the world into one place. (Currently includes 618 titles).

every computer in the internet has a so - called "ip- adress". this is, so to say, the equivalent to a physical adress in the real world. but: in the real world the neighbour of e.g. a head of state won't be an anarchist. in cyberspace this is possible. this machine lets you find out something about cyber- neighbourhoods.

Mailing lists are popular tools for the exchange of thoughts and opinions: they make multiple (written) dialogues possible as well as the archiving for future references. In this work the mailinglist-software “mailman” is modified to allow only one single posting from a sender. The user is able to subscribe and to receive messages endlessly but post only once and by this immediately get unsubscribed. The idea of “exchange” is thereby turned into something absurd: one can listen but only talk once. Sending a message thus requires meaningful content, “chatting” becomes impossible.

the file you can download by pressing a button is randomly chosen. but be aware! it could be pornographic, a virus that crashes your entire system, a britney spears - song or other bad data. but it also could be some really great stuff... who knows?

"anything that happens, happens. anything that, in happening, causes something else to happen, causes something else to happen. anything that, in happening, causes itself to happen again, happens again. it doesn't necessarily do it in chronological order, though." d.adams 12 pages of the hidden matrix of coincidences – reflecting the architecture of network memories. flip firmly! listen carefully!