== Peer Review == 

 This Wikipedia stub on “Digital content” is much improved from its earlier version. This updated, enhanced version is better written, both stylistically and grammatically.  The organization of the information is presented in logical order. There are three main topics – History, Types, and See also – with the discussion of Types divided into four sub-topics.  This structure makes the article easy to read and understand. More importantly, the text reads neutral  or as neutral as it can be.  
 
 The stub’s lead section is informative with key points of Digital content highlighted  definition, forms and types, and applications. The section on History is brief and concise, as well as balanced in that it points out challenges, such as intellectual property rights and copyright, that need to be recognized and addressed. The links to other Wikipedia pages also are well justified, that is, they are good choices which seem reliable. The sixteen sources listed are definitely sufficient to support the article.  
 
 There are a couple areas that could be developed further.  First, it would be interesting to address in more detail the sub-topic “Digital Companies” since  the ‘business’ of digital content is ‘big business’ though still a relatively new direction.  Beyond the business angle, a more general discussion of the implications/consequences of the growth and development of digital content would add ideas for further consideration.