Web font services join fray as .webfont format gains support

At least two other services will join TypeKit in attempting to provide @font-face-compatible solutions to bring richer typography to the Web today. For tomorrow, several foundries have pledged support for a refined .webfont proposal being bandied about for adoption by the W3C.<BR><BR><a href='http://meincmagazine.com/web/news/2009/08/web-font-services-join-fray-as-webfont-format-gains-support.ars'>Read the whole story</a>

 

[darkowl]

I don't want to have to download 200kb of fonts just so my favourite new sites can have fancy headlines, as you need to get normal, bold, italic and bold/italic variants just to cover the basics.<BR><BR>Bugger that.