By Joshua Brustein, New York Times
Ning, a company that allows users to build their own social networks, says it has signed a letter of intent with a major educational publisher to keep its service free for educators, several weeks after causing an outcry among nonprofit groups by announcing that it would end its popular free service. Ning did not give any more information about the deal, which it disclosed as it outlined its plans to begin charging subscription fees to all of its users.
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/05/04/ning-planning-to-remain-free-for-teachers/
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