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Microsoft Is Inviting the Internet to Vote for Its Next Default Font
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Microsoft Is Inviting the Internet to Vote for Its Next Default Font

Commissioning a set of five custom, original fonts for selection.
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IKEA Changes Brand Typeface to Support 800 Different Languages
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IKEA Changes Brand Typeface to Support 800 Different Languages

After using Verdana for a decade.
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Helvetica Font Gets a Modern Revamp for the First Time in 35 Years
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Helvetica Font Gets a Modern Revamp for the First Time in 35 Years

One of the most popular typefaces in the world.
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Predicting Fashion's Next Fonts
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Predicting Fashion's Next Fonts

With the designers behind the Aphex Twin Logo, Odd Future dripping tee, ‘Enter the Void’ titles and more.
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Learn the History Behind the 'Stranger Things' Title Font
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Learn the History Behind the 'Stranger Things' Title Font

An interview with the man who created the iconic Benguiat font.
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A Brief History of Banco, aka "The 'Thrasher' Font"
Fashion

A Brief History of Banco, aka "The 'Thrasher' Font"

How a typeface initially relegated to provincial butcher-shop windows found its way onto the chest of fashion’s best and brightest.
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Why Wingdings Became a Font
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Why Wingdings Became a Font

A history behind the precursor to the emoji.
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Why Does Every Meme Use the Same Font?
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Why Does Every Meme Use the Same Font?

The Internet’s favorite font actually has a long history behind it.
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Apple Changes OS Font for First Time Since 2001
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Apple Changes OS Font for First Time Since 2001

Among the many enhancements to be featured in Apple’s forthcoming Yosemite operating system, the
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Telling the Story of New York City Through Letter Form
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Telling the Story of New York City Through Letter Form

The typography and letter forms found in New York City — unique signage, vernacular typography, and
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