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Berlow on Time Text

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Typographer David Berlow, who is also president of The Font Bureau Inc., is interviewed concerning his contributions to the redesign of 'Time' magazine's typeface, Time Text. He cites the reasons why a proprietary face was used and explains the influences behind it, particularly the limits of the Atex word processing system. In addition, he believes that the implementation was successful despite some additional adjustments required, and that the accessibility of typographic equipment makes the outlook of typesetting bright.

Author: Routhier, Chuck
Publisher: International Design Holdings L.P.
Publication Name: I.D.
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0894-5373
Year: 1992
Computer peripheral equipment, not elsewhere classified, Analysis, Officials and employees, Interview, Design and construction, Printing industry, Time (Periodical), Magazine design, Berlow, David, Font Bureau Inc.

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Multiple mastery: Adobe's new fonts

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Adobe Systems Inc's Multiple Masters computer font software offers several typeface design possibilities for users without sacrificing the fine points of typography. It allows the user to create many variations of a typeface, which has up to four master design pairs, within specific ranges for its weight axes. This system is advantageous in that it has compatibility with PostScript-based equipment, is user-friendly and consumes less disk space.

Author: Routhier, Chuck, Larkin, James
Publisher: International Design Holdings L.P.
Publication Name: I.D.
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0894-5373
Year: 1992
Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Computer fonts, ProLight 3000 (Lathe), Multiple Masters (Computer font)

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Copyright protection in the age of digital media

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The advent of digital technology has made it harder for illustrators, graphic designers, photographers and other creative service providers to protect their artwork, especially with the continuing unrevision of copyright laws from 1976. This is further complicated by clients who not so much intentionally plagiarize as simply copy for convenience. Thus, tips for the maximum design protection possible in ambigious legal stances are presented.

Author: Routhier, Chuck, Larkin, James
Publisher: International Design Holdings L.P.
Publication Name: I.D.
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0894-5373
Year: 1992
Laws, regulations and rules, Digital communications, Design protection

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