Which famous dictionary publisher diversified its brand by licensing its name to educational institutions, creating 'Merriam-Webster Schools' that never actually existed?

Dictionaries are fundamental tools in language learning and linguistics, but the business strategies behind them can be fascinating. This poll explores an interesting pivot in the marketing and branding history of one of the world's most famous dictionary publishers. Test your knowledge about how this linguistic institution adapted its brand strategy to survive in the digital era.

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Merriam-Webster
Oxford University Press
Collins
Webster's Dictionary (Not Merriam-Webster)