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MIT to offer its courses free online by year end 
Reuters | Fri, Mar 9
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will become by year's end the first U.S. university to offer all of its roughly 1,800 courses free on the Internet, a school official said on Friday.
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