In a Tuesday article, the Daily Mail asked the question "Is not joining Facebook a sign you're a psychopath?" The Mail points to an observation made by German-language Der Tagesspiegel, that mass murderers Anders Breivik in Norway and James Holmes in Aurora, Colo.
A trove of newly released e-mails pointed to hand-in-glove collaboration between a lobbyist for Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation and the office of Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt, the official designated to pass judgment on the BSkyB bid.
"He is very much a jeweler of our times," Mr. Curiel wrote in an e-mail, pointing to his mix of East and West, his blending of precious and semiprecious stones with titanium and other unusual metals, and his ability to combine ancient traditions with the most recent technological innovations.
"By anyone's reckoning, Romney should be running away with this thing," Brad Woodhouse, the communications director, said in the e-mail, pointing to Mr. Romney's home in the state and the fact that he "worked and raised a family next door" in Massachusetts.
As the Mail pointed out to the Guardian in its response to the decision to prohibit its use as a source, the newspaper itself banned reliance on Wikipedia as a "sole source" in 2014.
Some are believed to be descended from Pony Express horses that loped mail from point to point before the telegraph, others from Army forebears or the farm.
Other e-mails, however, point to a potential defense for Mr. Corzine.
For a long time, for instance, AOL and CompuServe would not even exchange e-mails.Economists point to "network effects" to explain why the internet managed to supplant these proprietary services.
Mr Coulson is said to be implicated in the e-mails that point to illegal payments by journalists to police officers.His predecessor as editor was Rebekah Brooks; she is now News International's chief executive.
The e-mails also point to the possibility of a problem deep in the bellies of large organisations, rather than at the top.It would be wrong to presume guilt on anyone's part at the beginning of an investigation.
