Which major dictionary publisher faced significant backlash from linguists after changing its logo from a traditional serif font to a simplified sans-serif design that critics claimed 'abandoned its linguistic heritage'?

In the world of language and linguistics, corporate logos often contain fascinating linguistic elements that reflect brand identity and communication strategy. From phonological choices to semantic meaning, these visual identifiers are carefully crafted to evoke specific linguistic associations. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic controversy surrounding a major corporate rebranding effort.

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Oxford University Press
Merriam-Webster
Cambridge University Press
Collins Dictionary