"What they’re arguing though is that columnized text makes it easier for the designer, gives them an added level of control over the design through which they can exercise their own prerogatives. It’s not an argument for optimizing the user experience; it’s an argument for optimizing the designer’s experience."

Craig Mod talks about how book design can adapt to a digital age.

iA on the different use cases for scrolling versus card-like layout of content.

Typographic city maps of Chicago and Boston.

Lauren Rabaino's first post on 10000 Words about kinetic typography. Lots of great examples.

The "bible" of typography reference books.

141 slide deck from Jeff Croft about typography on the web.

Another pretty good grounding for typography. Not specific to web but pretty solid reference.

Pretty heavy education in typography but what I read of it was a solid basis for understanding.

Solid advice and guidelines to work from for typography on the web.

Great site for detailed articles and type examples.

Solid article covering all things type from Jason Santa Maria.

Some basic tips on typography from back in 2007.

"I can hear those words ringing again in my ears, web sites need not and should not look the same in every browser. Moreover, given the current discrepancies in text rendering, they cannot — no matter how hard you try."

Taking notice of the little things like parentheses and super-script number suffixes.