“Barnes & Noble has long-standing relationships with the leading periodical publishers and works closely with these partners to bring Nook Color customers access to the most popular magazines ...

Readers often face extreme challenges in discovering new authors and books. Some websites, such as Goodreads, are often a good avenue, but they are challenging when you want to read a different ...

Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft is the tech giant's first color e-reader in 17 years. Battery life on the new model ranges from ...

But should you choose an Amazon Kindle or a Barnes & Noble Nook reader? We compare the two brands to help you choose. Let's be honest; the majority of all our buying decisions boil down to one thing: ...

Nook tablets are made by Barnes and Noble. While not quite as all-encompassing as Amazon, Barnes and Noble is easily the largest brick-and-mortar chain of book retailers in the U.S., making it an ...

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While Amazon?s Kindle business continues to heat up, it looks like Barnes & Noble?s Nook strategy may be fizzling out. Both companies have focused heavily on building their digital content sales over ...

Barnes and Noble is going head-to-head with the Kindle Fire with its new 7-inch Android tablet, but can it compete with Amazon's digital store?

For instance, a loyal Barnes & Noble shopper might prefer a Nook over a Kindle simply based on where they like to shop. To decide what kind of e-reader is right for you, consider the overall ...

The Amazon Kindle is unsurprisingly the most common model by a rather wide margin, with the rest of the market being made up of the Nook from Barnes and Noble and various models of the Kobo reader.

— Marilynn Anderson is the author of “TEACH YOUR AUTISTIC CHILD TO READ ~ Cute Critters and Colors — Instructions and Activities — Kid-Friendly Easy-to-Read Book 2, found in eBook format at Amazon ...

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