Which major dictionary publisher dramatically rebranded in 2014 by changing their logo from an open book to a simple triangle, sparking debate in the linguistics community about the symbolism of traditional vs. digital language resources?

In the world of language and linguistics, corporate logos often contain fascinating linguistic elements that shape brand identity. From phonaesthetics (how words sound) to semantic associations, companies invest heavily in creating names and visual identifiers that communicate effectively across cultures. This poll tests your knowledge about how language science influences major brand identities and the linguistic principles behind memorable corporate logos.

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Oxford University Press
Merriam-Webster
Collins Dictionary
Cambridge University Press