Which dictionary brand was the first to successfully pivot from print to digital by launching a groundbreaking mobile app in 2008 that offered pronunciation audio, effectively changing the dictionary market forever?

The transition from physical dictionaries to digital platforms represented a pivotal moment in linguistic product development. Major dictionary brands had to completely rethink their product strategies, user experiences, and revenue models. This poll tests your knowledge about this significant shift in how language reference tools were marketed and consumed by the public, changing centuries of tradition in just a few years.

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Oxford University Press with Oxford Dictionary of English
Merriam-Webster with their Collegiate Dictionary app
Cambridge University Press with Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Collins with their Collins English Dictionary app