Enronic
Reason #8,934 Not to work for a big, public company
I found this on Boing Boing. This is a great project in social networking and relationships. You can sift through an endless amount of emails regarding specific scandals within Enron according to the amount of emails sent between specific people and the content of the email. There must be some crazy queries being generated from this app. Aside from the privacy issue going on here, this is an incredible resource for anyone looking for that insight into inner workings of a large energy trader.
It's pretty funny that Enron released all the data, even the personal stuff. I'd hate to see my life be displayed in email form in front of the world, not that I write anything bad.
I found this on Boing Boing. This is a great project in social networking and relationships. You can sift through an endless amount of emails regarding specific scandals within Enron according to the amount of emails sent between specific people and the content of the email. There must be some crazy queries being generated from this app. Aside from the privacy issue going on here, this is an incredible resource for anyone looking for that insight into inner workings of a large energy trader.
It's pretty funny that Enron released all the data, even the personal stuff. I'd hate to see my life be displayed in email form in front of the world, not that I write anything bad.
