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".
These are the latest UK universities to provide free education content through the online downloading software.
A spokeswoman for Cambridge University says the idea is to "lift the veil" on the university, using iTunes to put lectures and talks from its experts into the public domain. Oxford and Cambridge University are to make lectures by leading academics available... more
