Enron's e-mails go 2.0

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Enron's e-mails go 2.0


Tranpoline Systems has released the Enron Explorer, a very nice web-2.0-ish tool that lets you explore through Enron's 200,000 internal e-mails available on the public domain.

The little Java applet integrates nicely with the web interface and lets you browse through the social network (graph). The web interface lets you see the e-mails on every inbox and also browse by themes and/or people by using tags.

There is also a nice search toolbar. For example, you could search for:

demand response and get back this: http://enron.trampolinesystems.com/focus/19185#focus=/search/demand%20response&unique=5

or golf and get:
http://enron.trampolinesystems.com/focus/19185#focus=/search/golf&unique=6

That's it. I'll leave the evil searches up to you.


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