Which famous dictionary publisher drastically simplified their logo in 2014, removing a linguistic symbol that had been part of their brand identity for over a century?

The intersection of linguistics and marketing creates fascinating brand identities. Logos often incorporate linguistic elements like phonetics, semantics, and cultural language associations. Some companies have deliberately modified language conventions to create memorable brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge about how language principles have influenced major brand logos in the global marketplace.

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Merriam-Webster (removed the phonetic pronunciation guide)
Oxford University Press (removed the Latin motto)
Collins (removed the quill pen)
Cambridge University Press (removed the open book with Hinc lucem et pocula sacra text)