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Monday, July 29, 2002
Web Site Lets Visitors Peek at Corporate Carping

The publisher of the Web site whose name is a vulgarism for "failed company" plans to spin off part of that site into a new unit. Drawing from a deep well of material sent by fans of corporate comeuppance, Philip J. Kaplan said he would roll out a new site, InternalMemos.com, this morning.

On it, readers can sample some of the more than 800 examples of internal business correspondence sent to Mr. Kaplan over the last three years by aggrieved employees of various companies.



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