If you’re like me and use the margins in books for commentary (‘Interesting idea.’ or ‘The author is insane!’), cross-references (‘see also Book X by M. Malaprop.’), and comparisons (e.g. ‘cf. p.58.’), then you might also share my frustration: In many, if not most books, the margins are just too small.

RT @RWD: Fluid grids, meet fluid typography? /via @jonikorpi

css3 introduces root font sizing 'rem' - now questioning 5 years of using em via @whatterz @snookca #css

No surprise: @khoi doesn't see a big future in text columns on digital devices either:

RT @typekit: Type study: Using Lettering,js for kerning and other radical web typography

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