91.   Still in limbo as Congress approaches adjournment at midnight Monday is a ban on Internet taxes and landmark legislation to protect copyrights in the digital age.

92.   Statistics show children like Stacey are at risk of being bystanders inthe digital age.

93.   Such is parenting in the digital age.

94.   Suited to the college dorm, the guest room or the cottage, this novel unit offers a compact taste of video viewing in the digital age.

95.   That would be a departure from the litigious wrangling that has tended to dominate the discourse on how culture will be manufactured and used in the digital age.

96.   The big question is what, if anything, broadcasters should provide in exchange for being loaned a second channel for converting to the digital age.

97.   The advent of the digital age, with all its hyperbolic talk of Info Highways, is changing the nature of publishing and broadcasting.

98.   The chip, it was argued, was at the heart of the digital age, and America had therefore to make its own.

99.   The authors do not quite say whether they mean for their suggestions to apply to all writing in the digital age or only to Internet writing.

100.   The average banking customer will have to be dragged clicking and scrolling into the digital age, he said.