i also vs me also

Some examples from the web:

• And i also need you to make one copy of every piecef paper in this dossier.
• I also found this dosing schedule.
• I also have a pretty teenage daughter.
• I also own a somewhat old family home.
• I also went into a bunch of wrong offices first.
• I also bought some illegal fireworks.
• I also read about your recent werewolf sighting.
• I also do some singing but not professionally.
• I also alerted Potomac Electric for the possible connection here.
• I also found David's fingerprints on the car.
• I also created an algorithm that'll find links between the cases.
• I also have an extensive collection of prog rock.
• Right, but I also found two splintered fractures on the humerus.
• I also found minute plastic fragments.
• While checking on Drew today, I also hacked Social Services, pulled your records.
• I also noticed there's no memory card in the video camera.
• I also have candy bars, $4.00.
• I also got a report your ankle bracelet went off.
• Technically I also shot at you a couple days ago.
• I also noted the other fingers.

Some examples from the web:

• Me too. Informal English Me also. Possible, but not very common in informal American English I too + verb + complements. Formal English
• and last of all, as to one untimely born, He appeared to me also. King James Bible And last of all he was seen of me also, as of one born out of due time.
• it seemed good to me also, having followed all things closely for some time past, to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, New American ...
• (preferred to Yeah, me also. or Yeah, me as well.) In imperative clauses, as well and too are normally preferred to also: [customer in a post office, buying books ...