Which music brand's logo redesign in the early 2000s symbolized its transition from a physical media retailer to a digital music service, dropping a specific physical object from its original design?

In the ever-evolving music industry, brand logos often reflect cultural shifts and marketing strategies. Some of the most recognizable music brands have undergone significant logo redesigns that sparked controversy, conversation, and sometimes even consumer backlash. This trivia question focuses on one particularly notable logo redesign that represented a fundamental shift in how music was consumed and marketed to the public. Test your knowledge of music industry branding history!

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Apple Music removed the CD from its logo when launching its streaming platform
MTV removed the words 'Music Television' as it shifted away from music videos to reality programming
Napster replaced its cat-with-headphones logo with a more corporate design after going legitimate
iTunes removed the CD from behind its musical note icon as digital downloads replaced physical media