Which major dictionary publisher completely redesigned its logo in 2014, moving from a traditional serif font to a modern wordmark with a distinctive 'open book' symbol?

In the world of lexicography and language resources, branding plays a crucial role in establishing authority and recognition. Dictionary publishers have carefully crafted their visual identities over decades, with some logos becoming iconic symbols of language authority. This trivia question explores how one of the most recognized dictionary brands evolved its visual identity through the 20th and 21st centuries.

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Oxford University Press (OUP)
Merriam-Webster
Collins Dictionary
Cambridge University Press