The Web site you've attempted to load cannot be viewed
[Examples: 1 2
Possible reasons for this failure include
Your legal system may not support
artworks that appropriate or recombine materials from online sources, even though
this is a critical dynamic of 21st-century artistic and musical production.
Alice Randall, The Wind Done Gone
2LiveCrew v. Roy Orbison
Inaccessible source code
Your technological system may have
defaulted to closed standards. If the artwork depends on accessing source code
from online sources, compiled Web formats will disable the project.
Outdated economic driver
Your economic system may have
reverted to a property-based business model under pressure from the art market,
thus rendering public urls private.
Your cultural heritage system may
have reverted to a storage-based paradigm, which cannot accommodate rapid
changes in technology.
To correct these problems
Click here to increase your legal system's Fair Use protection
Be wary of spelling out Fair Use
Click here to update your economic model
Click here to promote open technological standards
Click here to update your preservation paradigm
Storage = death
These strategies require open legal and economic values
Depends on accessible source code
Pentium c. 2001 on Linux 2050
Depends on updated economic model
Java source code c. 2001 for reinterpretation as SuperJava