Poloblogg, by the experimental Swedish design group Jossystem, is an experimental textual automation engine in the form of a blog.
Like with Dadaist experimentation and deconstruction of the means of textual and pictorial production in the 1910s and 20s, web experiments like the Poloblogg can serve as a form of radical questioning of what lies before us today, in a digitized environment.
Swedish blogger Rasmus Fleischer mentions how the German critical non-governmental organisation a.s. ambulanzen’s remixed version of Walter Benjamin’s famous essay “The Work of Art in the Epoch of its Technical Reproducibility” replaces “Dadaism” for “Net.art” and thus makes a minimal yet wonderful modulation in order to make Benjamin’s text a “phenomenal description of today’s conflicts around intellectual property”.
Walter Benjamin (the a.s. ambulanzen remix):

“Net.art” attempted to create by pictorial — and literary — means the effects which the public today seeks in file-sharing. Every fundamentally new, pioneering creation of demands will carry beyond its goal. Net.art did so to the extent that it sacrificed the market values which are so characteristic of cultural goods [...]. Their poems were “word salad” containing obscenities and every imaginable waste product of language. The same is true of their web sites, on which they mounted buttons and counters. What they intended and achieved was a relentless destruction of the aura of their creations, which they branded as reproductions with the very means of production.