The Public Radio International program "To the Best of Our Knowledge" just did an hour on fonts. There were interviews with Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones and with Matthew Carter. The program is online for a week at http://wpr.org/book/.
The Public Radio International program "To the Best of Our Knowledge" just did an hour on fonts. There were interviews with Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones and with Matthew Carter. The program is online for a week at http://wpr.org/book/.
Sure 75% is good if you look at it that way, but why not make it 100%? Font coverage is hard enough to get, and rare enough; they wouldn't have to twist it all around in the end and conclude that really, handwriting is just so *natural* and *personal* and let's all write letters by hand now. It seems to give the preceding font talk sort of a weird aftertaste. But maybe that's just me.
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