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Typography on the radio
Posted by jolt in
8 Sep 2007 — 2:09am
8 Sep 2007 — 2:09am
I just heard a nice little lightweight article on ‘fonts’ on BBC Radio 4's Satuday Live programme. Obviously it's a weekly show so it won't be available to listen to for that long - somewhere between 6 and 8 days would be my estimate ;^). You can access the show from the show's homepage here
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8 Sep 2007 — 4:02am
Is that how we sound? (I realize that I'm definitely a johnny-come-lately here, and that many of you have really been having these ongoing dialogues for quite some time; it's more the earnestness I'm talking about.) It's kind of funny. I'm listening as I type this. I must admit, the article was pretty much just a short, little confection and so is the aftertalk (though not with as much enthusiam). But it made me smile, and did establish that there's a real interest out there in fonts for some people.
Stephen Tiano, Book Designer, Page Compositor & Layout Artist
website: http://www.tianodesign.com
blog: http://www.tianodesign.com/blog
8 Sep 2007 — 4:47am
The “Guerrilla Report” by Paul Finn starts around 36:30 in the show. Of course it’s a bit weird: trying to describe some features of single glyphs without the audience seeing them sure is problematic and the speaker sounds a bit over-enthusiastic, but it’s nice hearing typography discussed on a major BBC show anyway.
12 Aug 2012 — 11:29am
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