Reminder to viewers to check out description or info fields to learn about the images. The images appear here largely in the same order as in Blogging Enron: The Enron Broadband Story. Image: Message for image viewers / © 2014 Rumble Press

Book front cover. The book cover was created by Rumble Press and incorporates the photo: Tech Enron / Flickr / © 2011 Cara Ellison. Image: Front Cover to Blogging Enron: The Enron Broadband Story / © 2014 Rumble Press

Book back cover. The book cover was created by Rumble Press. It contains a brief description of the books and an excerpt of the Foreword by Rex Shelby, former VP of Engineering at Enron Broadband. Image: Back cover to Blogging Enron: The Enron Broadband Story / © 2014 Rumble Press

Epigraph to book. John Kroger was "the arrogant and flawed prosecutor who brought the EBS indictments," and Rex Shelby was "the last man standing in the Enron legal wars – he fought the Feds for nine years." Image: Epigraph to Blogging Enron: The Enron Broadband Story / © 2014 Rumble Press

Tech Enron. --- Book title page. --- This is the Enron logo on a motorcycle. Enron Broadband had such a motorcycle, nicknamed the "Bandwidth Hog", parked for a while in the lobby of its offices. --- Image: Tech Enron / Flickr / © 2011 Cara Ellison

Chapter 1: Bedtime Stories -- Why I Write About Enron. Cara Ellison's night-time bedstand, complete with Enron book outline and trial transcript excerpts. Image: Bedtime Stories / Enron Online: The Enron Blog / © 2008 Cara Ellison

Enron logo. --- Chapter 2. Grand Unifying Theory of the Prosecution of Enron. --- This is the Enron logo, now probably one of the most recognized corporate logos in American history. --- Image: Enron logo (2006) / Wikipedia / fair use under U.S. copyright law

Chapter 3. Enron Broadband Services Primer. The ePower logo appeared on the Enron Broadband website and marketing materials with the slogan, "A whole new Internet experience." Image: Enron Broadband Services ePower Logo (2012) / old website / fair use under U.S. copyright law

Chapter 4. The Lipstick that Launched a Prosecution. Incredibly, federal prosecutor, John Kroger, stated that an email referring to “a bitch on the sofa wearing lipstick” was the "evidence" that really convinced him that there was criminal activity at Enron Broadband. Image: red lips isolated in white by Tania Saiz (2008) / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0

Portland General Electric logo. --- Chapter 5. Seven Pivotal Events at Enron Broadband Services. --- When Enron acquired the Oregon utility, PGE, in 1997, they unknowingly picked up the fledgling business that became Enron Broadband Services (EBS). --- Image: Portland General Electric logo (2008) / Wikipedia / fair use under U.S. copyright law

Chapter 6. Are The Broadband Three Really This Dumb or Is the Government Just Evil? King Kong grasping at air is the perfect image to represent the U.S. government trying to concoct a case against the Enron Broadband executives. Image: Kong (2) by allybeag (2008) / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0

Chapter 7. Larry Ciscon Affidavit - What the Boss of the BOS Said. The software company, Modulus Technologies, was acquired by Enron Broadband in December 1998. Modulus brought software engineers and key technology components to EBS. The principals of Modulus were Rex Shelby, David Berberian, and Larry Ciscon. Ellis Giles was also one of the Modulus engineers. Image: Modulus Technologies logo (2013) / business card / fair use under U.S. copyright law

A Man Working. --- Chapter 8. Today in Enron History -- April 22, 1999 – Nothing Happened! --- Cara Ellison chose this photo to represent the end of a typical long day of hard work at Enron Broadband. --- Image: A Man Working / Flickr / © 2010 Cara Ellison

Chapter 9. Prosecutor John Kroger’s Crushing Insecurity. The evil monkey of the image represents "John Kroger, the horribly flawed federal prosecutor who concocted the Enron Broadband Services (EBS) case out of thin air." Image: Evil Monkey Stencil by RetroRocketArt (2009) / DeviantART / CC BY-SA 3.0

Chapter 10. The Enron Executives: Joseph Hirko. Joe Hirko was the original CEO of Enron Broadband and one of the defendants in the Enron Broadband trial. Image: New BOSS logo by U.S. Army (2010) / Flickr / CC BY 2.0

Chapter 11. The Enron Executives: Scott Yeager. Scott Yeager was the VP of Business Development at Enron Broadband Services (EBS) and was one of the defendants at the EBS trial. Scott was described by the prosecutors as the "idea man." Image: Lightbulb by Trixyrogue (2007) / DeviantART / CC BY 3.0