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A top Time Warner corporate executive said it would probably publish short offerings of digital nonfiction and fiction from established authors like David Baldacci and Walter Mosley.

The company is betting that the nation's radio audience, bored by homogeneous fare in many markets, will gravitate to the more specialized offerings of digital radio.

"It has become part of your lifestyle," Ralph Bond, the consumer education officer for Intel, said of the continual challenge of taking advantage of the widening offerings of digital electronics but not becoming a slave to the socket.

We can choose from among seemingly infinite offerings of digital media webcasts and traditional print media to radio and televised broadcasts.

Originally a spinoff of Xerox and still run by a group of former Xerox executives, it bought the assets of a now-defunct company, Lernout & Hauspie, for pennies on the dollar and integrated its speech-translation services into its own offerings of digital-imaging software.

On July 25th, the Securities and Exchange Commission SECcitingtheg the long established "Howey Test" and other cases, determined that a public offering of digital tokens known as "the DAO" was in fact an offering of securities that was subject to federal law.

He's confident he can deal with the regulators and the newly feisty cable companies offering lots of digital services.

According to the company's annual report, former stockholders of Abuzz had been guaranteed $25 million in shares of a planned public offering of the digital unit.

If Facebook has a more diverse offering of paid digital content outside of games, that will help the company convert more of its users into paying for things.

Now investors are worried that satellite is losing its competitive advantage.Its most immediate challenge is from the cable industry, which has invested heavily in its infrastructure and is now offering a bundle of digital television, broadband and voice service.

Publishers including Harlequin, Random House and Scholastic are offering free versions of digital books to Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other e-retailers, as well as on author Web sites, as a way of allowing readers to try out the work of unfamiliar writers.