Thread: B&N removed download option on all books in "My Nook" library
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Old 12-04-2014, 02:59 PM   #743
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
Option #3 assumes K4PC will be around in the future and files accessible. Amazon's ebook business is built around the Kindle and therefore works best owning one. Considering what B&N and Kobo did to their PC programs Amazon may not be far behind.
Don't lump Kobo in on this. The Kobo Desktop software works well and using the current versions of OBOK and Modify ePub, it's very easy to convert a kepub back into an ePub.

Besides, for box standard ePub with adept DRM, you do have a download link on the Kobo website. You cannot say anything like that for B&N and Amazon (unless you own a physical Kindle).
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