The defence minister, Ignazio La Russa, suggested a boycott of the paper because of the report.
And from John Owens of San Francisco, "I often won't read your paper because of the relentless pounding on Kerry".
I had a few contacts on the local paper because of my community work, and they were kind.
A third has canceled her subscription to the paper because of an analysis she considered an "effort to topple Howard Dean".
On Monday, Coventree, a Canadian financial services company, said it could no longer issue asset-backed commercial paper because of a liquidity squeeze.
And he demolishes the arguments against doing so: that libraries are running out of space, and that paper, because of its acid content, is rapidly turning to dust.
INM believes closure of the paper, because of its publication of topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge, is "disproportionate", reports the Irish Times.
So, even though News Int has closed the paper because of the hacking her voicemails, it appears happy to trade on such controversial editorial content.
The News of the World's informant, known as Woman E, was not called as a witness for the paper because of what the paper's QC, Mark Warby, said was her "emotional and mental state".
They argued that there were inadequate guarantees of editorial independence and Mr Arnault's ownership would create conflicts of interest for the paper because of his other industrial and commercial activities.
They were able to put out the paper because of decisions made by Paul E. Steiger, their managing editor and newsroom leader, shortly after the first plane hit the north tower.
