Which famous dictionary publisher's logo contains a linguistic element that visually represents their core business?

In the world of branding, language plays a crucial role in creating memorable corporate identities. Linguistic elements in logos can influence consumer perception and brand recognition on a subconscious level. This trivia question tests your knowledge about how language and linguistics have been strategically deployed in famous corporate logos to create lasting brand impressions.

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Merriam-Webster, with its logo featuring a stylized open book where the pages form the letter 'W'
Oxford University Press, with its logo showing curved lines representing sound waves in speech
Cambridge Dictionary, with its logo incorporating quotation marks that form a bridge symbol
Collins Dictionary, with its logo displaying nested circles representing expanding language knowledge