Which famous dictionary publisher changed its logo in 2014 by removing the apostrophe from its name, sparking linguistic debates about the evolution of possessive forms in brand identity?

Brand logos often incorporate fascinating linguistic elements that evolve over time. From typographical choices to the semantics of slogans, logos represent a unique intersection of visual design and language. This poll tests your knowledge about how language and linguistics have influenced some of the world's most recognizable brand identities, revealing how companies communicate their values through careful linguistic choices.

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Webster's Dictionary
Waterstones (formerly Waterstone's)
Reader's Digest
Roget's Thesaurus