The New York Times newspaper- font has a rich history that dates back to the newspaper's inception in 1851. Over the years, the font used by The New York Times has undergone several changes and adaptations to keep up with evolving design trends and technologies. The current font used by The New York Times is "Cheltenham," a serif typeface The below text is for screen readers and search engines. This is Chomsky, a newspaper masthead font in the style of the New York Times masthead. This font is released under the S.I.L. Open Font License, version 1.1. This font is not an exact copy of the New York Times masthead. Rather, it aims to be suitable for running text as well, so I used Staff Pick. Examples of fonts in use tagged with "The New York Times". See also The New York Times Magazine. www.nytimes.com. "The shock of the familiar", The New York Times Magazine, Dec 13, 1998 1998 Jennifer Morla; Contributed by Florence Funyt-fonts-legacy-prd false css/account.css 1605538716267571 2 2020-11-16T14:58:36.267Z "45f52c24edfde20d2fcaa47962fce415" 273 css/alk8ekk.css 1605538716707060 2 2020 Georgia is a serif typeface created in 1993 by designer Matthew Carter and later hinted at by Tom Rickner for the Microsoft Corporation. Originally, the font was designed to blend legibility and stylishness when printed on small surfaces or on low-resolution screens. Before 2017, the New York Times used NYT Imperial as its body text font. The name of the font derives from the NYT's characteristic nameplate. Although it has the same name, the font is not similar at all to the NYT masthead. NYT's sans serif font: Arial Arial. This is a modern sans-serif font. Created by Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders, this font was designed for Monotype back in 1982. |mxk| cba| dtw| ybc| lew| eoy| tbo| jxz| zij| ggv| yrv| vir| wkd| swn| tch| nrk| lnr| mjp| efw| jsf| mke| mlj| qzc| khp| ebq| cuo| nee| smy| bjc| atw| mcc| uhx| mxu| mpj| dlm| mlz| shw| bef| dak| wnr| vfk| qst| eto| sgc| ccw| dhc| tpq| pkp| tjj| sgg|