Adobe today announced that Typekit, the company’s subscription service and marketplace for fonts that it acquired in 2011, is getting a new name. The service is now called Adobe Fonts. What̵
Say you have a photo of a billboard or poster that you like and you want to find the font the designer used. Typically, that involves a lot of trial and error, but Adobe Typekit is launching a new fea
Typekit, the font subscription service Adobe acquired back in 2011, always offered an all-you-can-use model for accessing the thousands of fonts in its library. That model isn’t going away, bu
Google’s Web Fonts collection of open source fonts is now available on the desktop (Mac and Windows). At first glance, that doesn’t make all that much sense, given that the whole idea of W
<img class="shot" title="typekit" src="http://eu.beta.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/typekit.jpg" alt="typekit" width="106" height="39" />Web designers, rejoice! <a href="http://www.typekit.com">Ty
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