The Times of London Gets Type Face-Lift
Associated Press
LONDON —
The Times of London says modern technology has forced it to retire its nearly 60-year-old typeface, which became the most widely used Latin lettering in the world.
Times New Roman will be replaced by Times Millennium type on Monday.
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