Quote:
Originally Posted by pholy
One thing B&N does require is a USA credit card and/or address.
|
Which means I can't use PubIt to upload to B&N, since I'm in the UK.
Quote:
Originally Posted by anamardoll
Toddos is correct -- I actually find it easier to download B&N books (because they can be downloaded directly from the website through any computer) than Amazon books (because you do need an app for that, as far as I know).
And both B&N and Amazon allow the author to not use DRM. In BOTH cases, you don't realize they've done this until after the purchase and Strippin' Time.
|
As someone else said, you can download to your computer direct from the Amazon website.
Amazon do obliquely tell you if a book has DRM. If the product details include "Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited", it doesn't have DRM. Not obvious, but it's there. I've no idea whether or not B&N has some similar oblique reference to DRM.