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Soon, anyone will be able to download lectures from Oxford and Cambridge for free. BBC reports on the new releases expected soon on iTunes:

"Oxford and Cambridge University are to make lectures by leading academics available through iTunes.

Cambridge says it will bring the work of its Nobel prize-winning academics in reach of a much wider public.

Oxford University says it will publish 150 hours of video and audio material of lectures and ideas from "world-leading thinkers."

The two universities are joining dozens of other educational institutions that are currently offering free educational content on iTunes. If you haven't already seen their educational channel, check it out. There really is something for just about any interest you may have.