Lauri Lyons: Toronto Rises as the New Capital of Cool →
huffingtonpost.com
“Believe it or not, Torontonians refer to food as ‘the art that feeds people’.”
… we do?
September 2010
46 posts
Imprint - "Ten Typefaces of the Decade" →
imprint.printmag.com
Paul Shaw: “This list is not definitive. It is only a suggestion. There are several other typefaces I reluctantly jettisoned because I wanted to keep the list small. I welcome alternatives to my choices below.”
Nothing design group: Haptic Penna →
designboom.com
“A ballpoint pen that also acts as a bookmark”
August 2010
45 posts
“Cher Horowitz’s computerized closet is a reality. The 1990s are so back.”
—Chic in Review - NYTimes.com
An Un-'Common' Take On Copyright Law : NPR →
npr.org
“But intellectual property laws affect our culture profoundly, in ways that go beyond college students being taken to court for downloading songs.”
“I used to ride my bike to the library in Long Island, NY, every Thursday. It was safe. I would check out the maximum. Six. I would put them into my bike basket, ride home, and then line them up in my drawer, BACKWARDS. This was the exact opposite order in which I wanted to read them. There was no deviation. Years of therapy clearly awaited me, but it was a beautiful love affair.”
—Jodi Lampert: LA’s Librarians Demand Noise
“But if the Web has changed what qualifies as fact-checking, has it also changed what qualifies as a fact? I suspect that facts on the Web are now more rhetorical devices than identifiable objects. But I can’t verify that.”
—The Medium - What ‘Fact-Checking’ Means Online - NYTimes.com
Books vs. E-Books - Newsweek →
newsweek.com
“Walking to the library is still the most ecofriendly way to read.”
