Why doesn't Cloud include audiobooks?

I can use Cloud to transfer/download music, iBooks, videos and apps... but not audiobooks... I don't understand why it isn't included? I'm stretched between three computers and I don't always purchase the audiobook from the same one, but I can't upload it to my phone/iPod except through one computer. If Cloud is supposed to fix that issue, why doesn't it include audiobooks?

Perhaps because the copyright owners won't allow it. Really, though, no one on this board can answer that question with certainly because we are all just users like yourself.

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