Which famous dictionary publisher adopted the slogan 'Dictionary for the Digital Age' to signal its transition from print to digital language resources?

In the world of language and linguistics, corporate slogans often reflect cultural shifts and linguistic trends. The most successful slogans typically incorporate sound devices like alliteration, assonance, or rhythmic patterns that make them more memorable and effective. This trivia question explores how a major dictionary publisher transformed its brand identity through a strategic slogan change that reflected evolving approaches to language learning and accessibility.

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Oxford University Press
Merriam-Webster
Cambridge University Press
Collins Dictionary