Which famous dictionary brand acquisition in 2012 represented a major shift in the language reference industry, when a traditional print publisher purchased a digital-first competitor?

In the world of language resources, dictionary brands have evolved dramatically with the digital revolution. Traditional publishers had to adapt as online resources transformed how we access language information. This poll tests your knowledge about a major turning point in dictionary brand history that reshaped the competitive landscape of language reference materials. Do you know which strategic business move changed the dictionary market forever?

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Merriam-Webster acquiring Dictionary.com
Oxford University Press acquiring Urban Dictionary
Pearson acquiring Cambridge Dictionary
Merriam-Webster's parent company (Encyclopædia Britannica) acquiring the digital dictionary Wordnik