Thread: Touch A History of Firmware Updates at B&N
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Old 07-17-2011, 06:35 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Jim Lester View Post
BTW, any app developer/device manufacturer that is using the Adobe RMSDK, can choose to support reading of content licensed with the DRM (which is actually Adobe's not B&N) without consulting with B&N ( which is exactly how Bluefire Reader is supporting the content).
My suspicion is that eReaders using the Adobe RMSDK sold by companies that have their own bookstore (e.g., Apple, Sony and Kobo) will not support B&N DRM, and the rest will.
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