"We've done this to ourselves, of course," Angell writes, "done it eagerly, with our tweets and texts, our Facebook chat, our flooding e-mails".
When Fred Wilson writes, thousands of people eagerly consume it.
"Cronkite eagerly wrote propaganda for the good of the Allied cause.
I was the first to respond and eagerly wrote my review of the game.
The Pentagon's ambitions expanded without limit over the Bush era, and Congress eagerly wrote the checks.
About 25 people attended the opening, many of whom eagerly wrote checks to support the new site.
Then, from 1984 through 2008, I covered seven straight Summer Games, in the belly of the beast, eagerly writing about Lewis and Joyner-Kersee and dashing off electronic postcards about how the host countries were handling the event.
Without revealing everything, one can say that the production's final gesture belongs to Woolgar's Mrs Elvsted: a potent symbol of the New Woman whose advent Ibsen, writing in 1890, eagerly anticipated.
Instead he kept a diary, wrote letters and eagerly plunged into the sort of local entertainment that required him to receive mercury treatments for the remainder of his life.
The internet and social media took it from there: here was an unusual actor, in a show ideally suited to online obsessing about its plots, with fans eagerly writing filthy fan fiction about Holmes and Watson, encouraged by the chemistry between Cumberbatch and his co-star Martin Freeman.
