What are bots, and where to find them.
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What is Botwiki, and who made it.
Turning the latest media headlines into artistic concepts.
Replies to @NYT_first_said with context.
A bot that likes words and language. Defining words appearing in the news today.
Reject the logic, reason, and aestheticism of modern capitalist society - read Dadaist poems instead!
Surrealist pseudo-science headlines in Portuguese.
Highlighting reporting that makes use of the Freedom of Information Act and other public records laws.
News as haikus.
First time in New York Times.
Zwei Schlagzeilen zusammengemischt sind besser als eine!
A relentless torrent of attack headlines made by a semi-random process.
Quand on prend deux titres et qu'on les mélange, c'est drôle.
A Twitter bot that posts front pages of newspapers.
Random news headlines with (mostly) appropriate GIF reactions.
Feeding City of Helsinki news into Twitter.
"Comedy is when you take two headlines about different things and then confuse them."
Bot that implements Betteridge's Law of headlines.
Yesterday on a blue marble suspended in a light beam.
Parody New Yorker Comics Bot.
A bot that highlights changes in the news on the main page of New York Times.
The latest propaganda from Russia.
Photos from a buoy in the Atlantic Ocean subtitled with *trending topics*.
Breaking the news by stalking human journalists on Twitter, since Jan 2015.
Wörter, die so oder ähnlich wahrscheinlich vor kurzem in der BILD-Zeitung standen.
Snippets from 100-year-old newspaper front pages
