Is the internet helping or hurting the art of typography? A writer for The Atlantic makes the case that so-called “curly quotes” or “quote marks” (as they’re called in actuality) are becoming more and more an antiquity of old typesetters. We’ll give you the details.
Also, today I’ll be diving into another brandstory—exploring a brand that has a client base ranging from George Washington to John F. Kennedy.
Recommended stories mentioned in this episode:
The main topics we’ll cover in this episode:
- Origins of an early company called Dr. Hunters’ Dispensary
- George Washington and John Quincy Adams brand of choice
- An overview of the history of Caswell-Massey
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