21.   But in the digital age, supporters say, computers still hold the promise of transforming one-size-fits-all education into something that better serves the needs of individual children.

22.   But the digital age has also radically changed the nature of library purchases.

23.   But the details were so fuzzy that some industry observers said the announcement was the digital age equivalent of agreeing to be friends.

24.   But that appears to be changing with the arrival of the digital age and its promise of economic and educational opportunities.

25.   But that course has been reversed in the digital age.

26.   But the economics of publishing in the digital age may make weighty tomes infeasible.

27.   Cable pioneers like Soulsby have begun to make their exits as the industry moves toward the digital age.

28.   Caught up in the mania of the digital age, some executives simply lost their grip on reality.

29.   Clearly, more consumers are buying into the digital age.

30.   Co-founder and still co-chair of the informal Congressional Internet Caucus, he has worked to update copyright laws for the digital age.