Which major linguistic brand underwent a strategic name simplification in 2014, dropping a significant part of its traditional name while retaining its core brand equity?

In the fascinating world of language and linguistics, branding plays a crucial role in how companies position their products and services. This poll explores how linguistic principles have shaped one of the most significant rebranding efforts in the dictionary industry. Test your knowledge about how language products evolve their brand identity while maintaining their scholarly authority and market relevance.

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Merriam-Webster Dictionary (dropping 'Collegiate' from its title)
Oxford English Dictionary (rebranding to simply 'OED')
Oxford Dictionaries Online (rebranding to Oxford Living Dictionaries)
Encyclopædia Britannica (dropping 'Encyclopædia' to become simply 'Britannica')