We consider the behaviour of an Ising ferromagnet obeying the Glauber dynam
ics under the influence of a fast-switching, random external field. After i
ntroducing a general formalism for describing such systems, we consider her
e the mean-field theory. A novel type of first-order phase transition relat
ed to spontaneous symmetry breaking and dynamic freezing is found. The none
quilibrium stationary state has a complex structure, which changes as a fun
ction of parameters from a singular-continuous distribution with Euclidean
or fractal support to an absolutely continuous one. These transitions are r
eflected in both finite size effects and sample-to-sample fluctuations.