linotype

Seems to be Palatino Linotype (that's the first one of the font-family my OS has available).

The newspaper printing press will disappear much quicker than the linotype machine did in its day.

No doubt that the modern-day Linotype operator would see it fit that he uses his union pay to buy an iPhone.

Ahh yes, you'd owe Linotype a few hundred bucks if you want to do that.

My mother used to be a Linotype ninja, blazing thru the sunday paper's ad inserts.

And if you live long enough, you might be able to combine these two inventions to form the world's first Linotype machine.

Today, it would look quite funny if papers still had to employ Linotype professionals to be able to print things in newspapers.

The changes cause the typeface to nearly match Linotype Helvetica in both proportion and weight[7] (see figure), and perfectly match in width.

On old linotype machines, the slug was literally a line of metal.

The Berthold unit in your link looks like the same general family of technology...everything is recognizable (the Linotype photo doesn't look familiar in style at all).

And the price of books was always affected only by technology improvements -- Guttenberg's press, linotype, print-on-demand etc -- and not by anything the authors wrote about.

The linotype machine completely transformed the news industry.

At some time, the commercial "value" of Linotype operators was very high.

For the "browser as publisher" question, what percentage of people know what an offset press versus letterpress is, or if talking about rendering, a Linotype versus Scitex?

Stempel AG, co-owner of the Haas'sche Schriftgiesserei, produced the "Neue Haas Grotesk" for Linotype machines and re-labeled it into "Helvetica" for marketing purposes.

The 1983 effort to design the "Neue Helvetica" (by Stempel, for Linotype) was certainly motivated by this defragmentation of Helvetica-variations, and it was sort of a last conservation before DTP would do all its damages to font identity and quality.

The story is this: all the big typesetting companies, like Berthold, Linotype, Monotype and so on, have been type foundries originally.

Berthold AG; Helvetica = Linotype; Arial = Monotype; Maxima = Helvetica of the former East German Republic (they did not want to use the font of the enemy).

Use an Arial, Helvetica, Palatino Linotype, or Georgia typeface, a black font color, and a font size of 11 points or larger.