There is hardly a media technology that is more open in terms of ways of publishing and media reception than the internet. However the price you have to pay for this freedom is a low level of organisation. The broad range of media available can only become accessible – and this also means: accessible for archivation – if it is restructured by popcultural techniques of distribution or by introducing additional criteria of organisation (of knowledge) on a second level. This thesis is developed by referring to the history ...