The problem was that Mrs. Bachmann's communications director was copied in on the e-mail, and Mr. Dickerson hit "reply to all".
Inside the CIA, career analysts have been mystified by Trump's repeated dismissal of evidence that Russia hacked into Democratic National Committee emails and copied communications from Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta. .
"EA has not changed our basic DRM copy protection system," says corporate communications manager Mariam Sughayer.
Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford says cycling should copy Formula 1 and allow TV viewers to hear radio communications between teams and their riders.
Whether they are being bugged or not, we should note that the police seized all Damian Green's digital equipment and are busily copying his communications and contacts.
But Susan Landau, a former engineer at Sun Microsystems, and the author of a new book, "Surveillance or Security?," notes that, in 2003, the government placed equipment capable of copying electronic communications at locations across America.
Even before the Internet, communications were hard to control, what with printing presses, copying machines and satellite video.
Aside from this example, however, reciprocity in formal communications was typically low across these networks, meaning that those who sent out or copied others on their reports were often not the same network members who received information back in turn.
Technically speaking, the judges held, the bookseller had simply copied e-mail notes stored on its servers, and different laws apply to the protection of stored communications.
Sarah Jackson, charity communications consultant at Kestrel Copy, argues that while it's very clever it could have been more nuanced.
