typefaces from fonts.info now available as webfonts

Jena, Germany. 2011-02-14: When the webfont revolution started in 2008 with the release of Safari 3.1, fonts.info was one of the first foundries to support this development with the release of our free Graublau Sans Web typeface. Today this technology is implemented in all recent browser versions and we are happy to announce that our commercial typefaces are now also available as webfonts.

Check out these live demostrations:

Graublau Sans Pro	Tierra Nueva	Iwan Reschniev	Logotypia Pro
Live Demo	Live Demo	Live Demo	Live Demo
Screenshot	Screenshot	Screenshot	Screenshot

At this point the webfonts are only available via MyFonts. Pay Once, Play Forever. No Monthly Fees! The webfonts are packaged in self-contained kits for easy upload to your own site, or any hosting service you please. You can use the default CSS styles that we've put together, or fiddle and tweak until your perfectionist web designer is happy. Your one-time webfont purchase never expires. You can re-download webfont kits whenever you like, and customize lots of settings each time (if that's what you're into). Each time you download a kit, you get webfont files generated with the latest technology, maximizing compatibility across browsers and operating systems.

The entry-level MyFonts webfont license — available by itself or packaged with the desktop font with a 50% discount — allows you to use your webfonts on any number of sites, up to a shared 10,000 pageviews per month. This is plenty for most small sites, like personal blogs or small storefronts. For busier sites, you can upgrade your monthly pageviews. For 2x the price, you get 10x the pageviews, up to a maximum of 16x the regular price for totally unlimited webfont use.

http://new.myfonts.com/search/fdi/fonts/

Check out the online preview function to see how our webfonts will look in different browsers: