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October 07, 2005 1 min read
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We are now charging for premium Education Week content on www.edweek.org. That will probably cause a few initial roadblocks for some of you, making you wonder what’s going on.

From this point on, access to certain content requires a print subscription to Education Week or an online-only subscription. Our registered subscribers, more than a half-million strong, will continue to have access to Teacher and to two free Ed Week articles per week of their choosing. However, access to the archives, the full issue of Ed Week, the Ed Counts database, and The Daily News now requires a subscription.

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A version of this news article first appeared in the Behind the Scenes blog.

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