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By Ralf Herrmann

Typekit now supports dynamic subsetting for CJK fonts

“After many years — working across four teams, on three continents, and in five time zones — we are proud to announce that we’ve extended Typekit’s web font service to support Chinese, Japanese and Korean fonts.”

blog.typekit.com
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    Riccardo Sartori

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    Since the early debates on webfonts formats, I always thought that ad hoc subsetting was the way to go, and not just for CJK.

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