069 - Fonts Are Not Typefaces

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SuAnne saw Hamilton. Kyle's got the excitement for Westworld Season 2 and a new project. Michael's been organizing the Meetup train. Twitter cuts back on third-party app access. We discuss the shift in the social media movement. LinkedIn introduces hashtags. Netflix debuts their own typeface, saving them money and branding the experience. Great example of guerrilla design for highway signage. Stripe introduces invoicing and recurring fees.

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