ARKlistener

ARKlistener (also spelled Arklistener or arklistener) is a computer program that was developed by Clear Lakes Communications and then ECKVA Network after they bought CLC. The number 452 is somehow related to it.

History
Little is known about why ECKVA or CLC was developing ARKlistener. It was a highly secretive project within the companies with the only mention of it that is known to us being a set of leaked release notes. Two employees, Andrew Raymond and SHawkins1928 accidentally discovered it one day while looking through the archives looking for footage during the archive digitization process that was happening after the CLC buyout. The two kept investigating and Raymond was later blotted, with it being covered up as a suicide. The Broadcaster began using it around 2016, slowly updating it to the latest version by looking through the ECKVA archives. At some point, they set the secondary input to Hawkins' Twitter account. In 2020, the program crashed and since there was no response from the primary input (The Broadcaster), control was given over to the SHawkins Twitter. Through a series of polls, ARKlistener was rebooted and the database was retrieved and then dumped onto the eckva.net website. Soon after, unauthorized access was detected. The audience voted to let them in and they promptly installed Louse.

Function
The full extent of ARKlistener's function is not yet known but The Broadcaster uses it to create and send the broadcasts and to track and control Blot sources.