Does anyone know if there is a specific reason why the Doctor Who and Torchwood novels are available for the Kindle, but not for the Nook?
Those are the comics from IDW, not the novels.There are.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/doctor-who?keyword=doctor+who&store=ebook
Not a lot, but they are there.
Not without converting them first in another program, and (in the US at least) you can only legally do that if they don't have DRM.Also, you can read Amazon books on the Nook, as long as you load them through the USB cable.
Really? Because I would swear the "Doctor Who and the Empire of Glass" title shown on the first page of that list was a novel. And I happen to have it on my Nook at this very moment.Those are the comics from IDW, not the novels.There are.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/doctor-who?keyword=doctor+who&store=ebook
Not a lot, but they are there.
As with the Kindle apps that let you read BN books on the Kindle, there are apps that let you read Amazon books on the Nook without converting anything.Not without converting them first in another program, and (in the US at least) you can only legally do that if they don't have DRM.Also, you can read Amazon books on the Nook, as long as you load them through the USB cable.
Oh. Okay, you're right, so there's one. That's not from the original publisher and certainly looks fishy.Really? Because I would swear the "Doctor Who and the Empire of Glass" title shown on the first page of that list was a novel. And I happen to have it on my Nook at this very moment.
If you jailbreak the device (and even then, my understanding is that it's not particularly useable on the eink nooks, just the Nook Color/Tablet). That doesn't count.As with the Kindle apps that let you read BN books on the Kindle, there are apps that let you read Amazon books on the Nook without converting anything.
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