Which major dictionary publisher's 2014 logo redesign sparked debate for replacing their traditional serif font with a controversial visual element that some linguists criticized as 'dumbing down' language?

In the world of language-related products and services, branding plays a crucial role in communicating expertise and credibility. Companies in linguistics, translation, language learning, and communication often employ clever wordplay or symbolism in their logos and brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge of a notable rebranding in the linguistics industry that generated significant discussion among language professionals.

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Oxford University Press, which added a simplified speech bubble to their logo
Collins Dictionary, which replaced their wordmark with abstract letter fragments
Merriam-Webster, which incorporated a casual thumbs-up emoji into their visual identity
Dictionary.com, which adopted a stylized 'turquoise dot' to replace the traditional period in their name