cacaphony

• Advertisers already seem to have a sense that this sliver of attention that they're getting is extremely miniscule, and they also know that it grows ever smaller as web users become more proficient at navigating the cacaphony of links in order to focus their attention on precisely what they came to a page for (content). —  Ars Technica
• In the Summer, you will hear a cacaphony of sounds. —  IGN Complete
• (The chalkboard is attached to the inside of your skull, its horrid cacaphony amplified with loudspeakers and by echoes.) —  LinuxChix aggregator
• Hopefully that can give a bit of a rest to the constant cacaphony of comments that they got together while Jennifer was blissfully unaware that the marriage was ending. —  Pitt Watch
• In the midst of the electoral cacaphony, a small item in the Globe caught my attention the other morning. —  Paula's House of Toast

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