Which major publishing house radically redesigned its logo in 2014, replacing its traditional dolphin and anchor symbol with a simplified wordmark after nearly 500 years of using variations of the original emblem?

Publishing houses have some of the most distinctive and enduring logos in business. These visual identities often reflect literary heritage while remaining recognizable across generations of readers. Some logos have become as iconic as the literary works they adorn. Test your knowledge of the publishing industry's visual branding history with this challenging question about a famous publishing house logo transformation.

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Penguin Random House
Faber & Faber
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Hachette Book Group