51.   Today the notion of being wired in the electronic age is shared not only by parent and child, but also by salesman and client, cop and felon.

52.   We have to decide what human beings are in the electronic age.

53.   We live in this electronic age where everything is data.

54.   Whether a service conceived by Benjamin Franklin can actually compete in an electronic age remains to be seen.

55.   With campaign finance reform stalled on Capitol Hill, one respected watchdog group is pushing states to bring their own disclosure requirements into the electronic age.

56.   All the preachers agreed that sermons had been affected by the electronic age and become a lot shorter.

57.   He had a program designed which lets him adapt his unique mode of lyric-writing to the electronic age.

58.   He taps out e-mail messages daily and describes on his Web site how he first plugged into the electronic age six years ago.

59.   Other sessions include panels on newsroom credibility, retention of minority journalists and challenges to freedom of information in the electronic age.

60.   The group also will discuss newsroom credibility, retention of minority journalists and challenges to freedom of information in the electronic age.