This 24 April 2015 email chain shows BuzzFeed’s senior editorial, legal and production staff reacting as the Press Gazette spoiler story and BuzzFeed’s own CEN article went live. Robert Colvile first circulates the Press Gazette piece “for info”, after it had reported on CEN’s complaint that BuzzFeed’s investigation was harming a business competitor, and Ben Smith replies simply: “Awesome.” Later in the same chain, after the BuzzFeed article is published, Colvile sends the live BuzzFeed link and writes: “Thank you all for your patience. We’re tidying up at this end but it now live,” followed by congratulatory replies from Lisa Tozzi and Shani Hilton. The document is significant because it records BuzzFeed’s editor-in-chief reacting positively at the moment the external Press Gazette story and BuzzFeed’s own article entered the public domain, rather than expressing concern about the competitive-motive criticism or the unresolved issues raised by CEN. The recipient list is also useful because it shows the wide internal audience around the article, including Ben Smith, Shani Hilton, Lisa Tozzi, Robert Colvile, Nabiha Syed, Tom Namako, Luke Lewis, Heidi Blake, Craig Silverman, Alan White, Tom Phillips, Mark Stephens, Allison Lucas, Matthew Tucker and Rory Lewarne. Matthew Tucker’s inclusion should be read alongside earlier documents showing him receiving, forwarding and approving CEN material before the investigation, because it further links the publication moment to staff who had prior practical knowledge of CEN as a usable editorial source.