Murphy e-mailed a link to a news story, and his friend shared it with people he knew.
"Public ones are visible to anyone via your broadcast home page, while private ones can be viewed only by people you've e-mailed a link to".
After we uploaded "Verge of Tears" to YouTube.com, we e-mailed a link to all the "enemies of the verge" (that is, the neighbors).
Still, after months of discussion, aides said the whole approach remained a work in progress, even after Friday, when the organizers e-mailed a link to a video to those 13 million people announcing the creation of Organizing for America.
For instance, in late May, Dragas e-mailed a link to a Wall Street Journal article, "Higher Education's Online Revolution," to several board members, adding comments like, "We have to stop standing still while others are racing ahead" and "Why we need to move forward with due haste".
If you want a quicker way to mail a link to a Web page you are currently browsing in Safari, press Command-Shift-I on the keyboard.
So Hipmunk offers two choices that allow buyers to pay later on a computer, instead of on the phone; it will e-mail a link, or generate a secret password to enter on the computer.
If you'd rather not share your clip with the entire Internet, you can e-mail a link to one or more contacts from your smartphone's address book.
You can also view the feeds for all your watched items separately and share them with others via Twitter, Facebook or by simply e-mailing a link.
You can also easily share articles with your friends on Facebook and Twitter or by e-mailing a link to the article.
Subjects were e-mailed a link to a web-based questionnaire that presented descriptions (criteria values) of five alternatives.
