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Re: Pricing
@"Miles Newlyn" to be clear, Darden Studio is also brand focused. All our big sales are branding, never editorial or other. Even so, I think that if we had company size as the default we�…1 -
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@"Stuart Sandler". I think everyone agrees those cases exist. Several of the foundries that do company sized licensing tell me they accommodate those customers in negotiation. I think the q…3 -
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@"Thomas Phinney" basically, I think that company size as the default is attempting to solve the problem of small orders for big companies, which I don't think is nearly as big a risk …2 -
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I agree 100% with @JoyceKetterer and in fact to put a fine point on it, I received a licensing request recently where the buyer is only interested in licensing for the integration of the use of the f…4 -
Re: Kerning of serif font....
I use this set up in the Preview Window in Fontlab ...3 -
Re: Pricing
@"Enrico Sogari" The idea is that the value of the font to the brand is based on the over all contribution rather than the traceable use metrics (CPU installs, web and app traffic, ect). It…10 -
Re: Pricing
My professional opinion is that company size licensing is a good option but a bad default. I don't want to hijack the thread so will explain why if asked.1 -
Re: When did Helvetica and Times New Roman reach such levels of influence?
Even for techniques unrelated to typesetting machines (or body text, for that matter), Times was a standard long before the Mac: Letraset carried Times Bold as early as 1960, as one of their first do…3 -
Re: NEED SUPPORT for Words of Type, an online and multilingual encyclopaedia for typographic terms.
Good luck Lisa, hope the campaign succeeds! I'm reminded of Legros & Grant, Typographical Printing Surfaces (1916), one of my favorite vintage type reference books (fully available on Google…1 -
Re: When did Helvetica and Times New Roman reach such levels of influence?
When typesetting machines were delivered to customers, they always had to include at least one font, or they would have been useless. At ATypI Dublin, Robin Nicholas told me that – back in the 1960s …7
