CSS’s @font-face has garnered significant attention in the past year as browsers expanded their support for it and major type foundries began developing web licenses, making services such as ...

Look into the @font-face CSS3 tool, which allows you to use custom fonts on a website without the use of an image.

In May this year, type behemoth Monotype Imaging announced the public beta of Font.com Web Fonts – a hosted service that utilises the @font-face CSS rule, thus enabling designers to choose web enabled ...