On Lifehacker:

Top 10 Free Wallpaper, Fonts and Icon Sources

Via noupe.com:

40+ Extremely Beautiful FONTS from deviantART

On Digital Web Magazine :

Better Font Management

I believe that the Net should be a place open to all. Those that can afford to buy have no problem but those that don't should still have a chance. Lately Andrei Herasimchuk as asked for some fonts to be freely available. I agree, so I thought I'll make my case and join my voice to theirs (as asked by Andrei):

• Design by Fire: open letter to John Warnock
  the original request by Andrei Herasimchuk
• Clagnut: on fonts for the web
• Cameron Moll:
  typefaces no one gets fired for using (an aside)

So, Mr. John Wornock, thanks for all you've done and we'd appreciate if you'd release some of those fonts.

Anachronistic typography in movies:
Typecasting
and the follow-up: Son of Typecasting

Helvetica vs. Arial:

• The scourge of Arial
• How to spot Arial
• Arial or Helvetica? (quiz)

On cross browser text size:

• Reminder: Cross browser font sizes
• Text Sizing
• Default Font Size: The Battle is Won
• Font Size

Personally I set the font size in the body at 80% and use percentage values for everything else (p 100%, h2 100%, h3 90%), no ems.

On Be A Design Group: five steps to font freedom

On FontShop: The Logos of Web 2.0

Picture Cloud free 360 degrees images.

An article on Sitepoint about web fonts:

Anatomy of web fonts.

An interesting article on variables scope and free fonts via this mezzoblue post.

I found a good article on fonts on the New York Times.

I had a doubt, after taking all my Javascript calls off the XHTML, about using the class attribute to determine the behaviour of each link. Now that same doubt is being discussed. I know about DTDs because I'm interested in XML and I have written DTDs before. I'll follow the discussion and see where it goes..

More about DTD:

• W3schools DTD tutorial
• ALA DTD article
• Zvon.org DTD tutorial