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Originally Posted by fjtorres
Nook's problem is their garden is only walled one way and it has the wrong lock-in; the books are proprietary but the hardware is open. Good for customers but bad for Nook. Demonstrated by the stampede of Nook customers to generic Adept vendors. Nook has gone from 25% ebook market share to less than 4% in a *growing* market.
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You know, since somebody else mentioned it, I think it would be a good idea of B&N just adopted generic adobe DRM. I don't know what the charge would be per book or how it works. But it would make customers more willing to spend their $$$ there.
How many times have you seen the message 'I stopped buying from them when it became increasingly difficult to back my books up' or something similar.