Ever Wonder Who Your Neighbors Are Contributing To?

The new voyeurism.  I once lamented that complete transparency is the new privacy.  And in the age of the internet, public records aren't needles in haystacks waiting to be discovered anymore.  Here's an example: a quick and easy way to get the political affiliations of your neighbors, where they work and what their title is, at the Huffington Post.

I popped in a random address, a listing that I was going to tour.  A listing whose new slogan could be, "You too can live just a mile down from the Mayor of Sunnyvale." :-)

Merge this into with what you can find on ZoomInfo and Facebook, and all those federal wiretapping laws are going to seem a little antiquated.  Take care of your personal info, neighbors!  Once in a database, it's someone else's to publish.