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All the corresponding authors whose e mail addresses were available were contacted through e mail.

In theory, he says, you should be able to keep your name off a directory like his by opting out, but he says that only 2% of the 22 million people whose e-mail addresses are in his directory decided to opt-out when e-mailed about the choice.

The posting of the documents was discovered inadvertently by one of the researchers whose e-mails were monitored.

(Read about William Cronon, a professor in Wisconsin whose e-mails were targeted by the Wisconsin Republican Party).

At the top of his list are the long-suffering researchers whose e-mails were hacked last year from the computer system of Britain's University of East Anglia.

Fields says she even tries to answer McDonald's critics, whose e-mails make it to her in-box from time to time.

The N.H.L. certainly hopes you remain in the dark about the latest controversy involving its discipline czar, Colin Campbell, whose e-mails in a referee-firing dispute are giving people new fodder to dislike him.

Yet among scientists whose e-mails were released and whose research practices were then investigated, the signs that an investigation is afoot have revived hopes that the e-mail thief will ultimately be unmasked.

They are best-known in America for attacks on organizations like the security company, Stratfor, 5 million of whose e-mails recently found their way onto the WikiLeaks site.

Fabrice P. Tourre is best known as "Fabulous Fab," the former Goldman Sachs trader whose e-mails about the mortgage crisis became a symbol of Wall Street hubris and will now highlight the government's case against him.

The second charge came from what prosecutors said was an unauthorized use of a national crime database by Detective Vargas to look up information about two officers whose e-mails he had also obtained.