Comunicados de prensa de 2007
Los comunicados de prensa incluidos en esta sección cumplen una finalidad meramente histórica. La información de cada comunicado de prensa es precisa tan sólo hasta la fecha de publicación original. Linotype GmbH rechaza cualquier obligación de actualizar la información incluida en estos comunicados de prensa, después de su fecha de publicación.
A medley of quality typefaces
Linotype online makes font finding even easier
Instant access to thousands of typefaces
The cutting edge of font management just got sharper, as Linotype completes its makeover of the Linotype FontExplorer™ X Store. Ever since its official launch last year, the critically acclaimed font management tool, FontExplorer X, has been a resounding success in helping users better organize their fonts.
Linotype announces Helvetica NOW Poster Contest
The popularity of the no nonsense type classic Helvetica™ as a corporate typeface has grown steadily since its introduction in 1957. Accordingly, 50 years later, there are many achievements to look back on – but also an exciting future to look forwards to. This is why Linotype has announced a new initiative to celebrate the 50 years of Helvetica’s straight-talking success. Designers worldwide are invited to take part in the Helvetica NOW Poster Contest, an unprecedented online opportunity to exhibit innovative design, win prizes and gain international creative acclaim.
New Linotype Mergenthaler Edition by Zapf: a true man of letters
Professor Hermann Zapf is one of the most important and prolific typeface designers of the 20th and 21st centuries. In his recently released monograph – Alphabet Stories, A Chronicle of Technical Developments – Zapf describes with plain-spoken eloquence how he came to be a pioneer in exploring the graphic frontiers of the Computer Age.
Linotype announces winner of the Font Technology Award 2007
Illuminating new dimensions of typography
The third edition of the Linotype Matrix, “a typographic journal published from time to time”, leads off with the art and inspiring insights of calligrapher Gottfried Pott, then offers glimpses into the typographical history of the Low Countries and a spotlight on the sans serif success story: Helvetica®.