Infovore portrays our insatiable desire for information, and also our short attention span for current events. News headlines are taken from the CNN rss feed. A system of balls are attracted to new news stories and surround it, symbolizing the public interest in any and everything we hear in the media. However, after a story has been seen interest wanes and the balls are no longer attracted to the story. That is, until a new story comes in and then everyone rushes over to see what's happening. less...


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	Infovore Copyright © 2007 Robert Kincaid created with Processing 1.0 Don't be alarmed by the security warning. It is required so that the applet can access CNN for news stories. more...
	Infovore portrays our insatiable desire for information, and also our short attention span for current events. News headlines are taken from the CNN rss feed. A system of balls are attracted to new news stories and surround it, symbolizing the public interest in any and everything we hear in the media. However, after a story has been seen interest wanes and the balls are no longer attracted to the story. That is, until a new story comes in and then everyone rushes over to see what's happening. less...