This 24 April 2015 email shows Robert Colvile replying to Gavon Laessig about upcoming promotion material for that evening and weekend with the line: “The CEN piece would be nice!” The document is brief, but its significance lies in the timing and the wider pattern. On its own, an editor pushing a newly published investigation for promotion is a normal part of newsroom work. In context, however, it appears to be the first stage of a broader post-publication amplification chain: Colvile was not merely involved in legal or editorial review, but was actively helping drive the article’s reach and impact immediately after publication. That later developed into more aggressive discussion about how to “keep up the pressure”, how publishers would look if they continued using CEN, and how further angles could be used to prolong the story. The document is therefore useful as an early, simple marker of Colvile’s role in promoting the article before the follow-up strategy became more overtly campaign-like.