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Introducing Typekit Marketplace
Matthew Rechs
Posts: 5
Hi everybody. I head up the Type and Typekit teams at Adobe.
I wanted to share with you some news. Today, we're launching Typekit Marketplace, which augments the Typekit subscription library with thousands more fonts available for purchase.
Here's our launch announcement:
http://blog.typekit.com/2016/11/02/announcing-typekit-marketplace/
Later today, I'll also be posting some thoughts about what this launch means for Adobe's role in the type industry.
I'll update this thread with that link a little later.
--Matthew
I wanted to share with you some news. Today, we're launching Typekit Marketplace, which augments the Typekit subscription library with thousands more fonts available for purchase.
Here's our launch announcement:
http://blog.typekit.com/2016/11/02/announcing-typekit-marketplace/
Later today, I'll also be posting some thoughts about what this launch means for Adobe's role in the type industry.
I'll update this thread with that link a little later.
--Matthew
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--Matthew
Then again, the Typekit Marketplace is a very well thought out venture as well. Permanent web + desktop fonts, all under a single standard license, from many partner foundries.