Article by Wilson Miner.

Wieden & Kennedy’s recent poster bears a striking resemblence to work done for Olivetti’s Tetractys printing calculator in 1956. (Thanks to Manuel for the link.)

One of the better design school projects I’ve seen.

Web site for the new Miranda July movie is as clever and cute as her previous work, for better or worse.

Overview in today’s New York Times. Jeff Jarvis responds.

On the occassion of AIGA New York’s screening of “Helvetica: A Documentary Film by Gary Hustwit,” Michael Bierut waxes nostalgiac on the art of typesetting.

“A graphical dissertation on the number one song in America.” Very clever and hilarious. Thanks to Mike Essl for the link.

Aza Raskin argues that the latest version’s new tabs configuration “…takes a giant step backward by actively concealing information.”