Robert M. Lee:

Accurate information sharing is important for developing the appropriate case-studies and lessons learned to drive better defenses and resource investments.

Shane Harris:

The FBI said it was sending the alert again because of concerns that not all companies had received it the first time. Apparently, some of their email filters weren't configured to let the FBI message through.

Catherine Zimmer:

Finding it increasingly impossible to recognize and affectively react only to the articulations of each missive, I respond instead to the cacophonous noise of the whole damn thing. That noise is now constant, while its volume ebbs and flows with the rhythms of the work year. As the only constant, email becomes an end in itself. Email never goes away. Email is an asshole.

Once I send an email, I can do nothing further until someone sends an email back, and thus in a sense, sending that email became a task in itself, a task now completed. More and more it is just a game of hot potato with everyone supposedly moving the task forward by getting it off their desk and onto someone else's, via email.