Abstract: A method and system is disclosed for filtering obscene content from digital media comprising textualized script, such as electronic books commonly read on iPads®, Kindles®, and the like. Obscene content, in some embodiments, is redacted from the textualized media. In other embodiments, the obscene content is substituted with less obscene content. In still further embodiments, obscene content is flagged and a reader or administrator prompted to instruct the system how to handle the obscene content.

Abstract: One embodiment may take the form of a method for verifying metadata associated with programming content. The method may include receiving a first metadatum corresponding to a first programming content, comparing the first metadatum to a stored metadatum corresponding to the first programming content stored in a database, determining whether the first metadatum matches the stored metadatum, and transmitting a first signal if the first metadatum matches the stored metadatum and transmitting a second signal different from the first signal if the first metadatum does not match the stored metadatum.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided that enable a user to selectively insure purchased digital media items downloaded over a network connection. In one embodiment, a method is provided that includes the steps of receiving first user data from a user at the digital media system to request the purchase of a selected digital media item from a content provider, providing a message to the user to offer loss insurance for the selected digital media item, and receiving second user data at the digital media system to indicate whether the loss insurance offer is accepted. Acceptance data is transmitted to the content provider via the digital network to indicate whether the loss insurance offer is accepted.