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A&e Logo Design | Arts & Entertainment Channel Logo

  The Arts and Entertainment channel, A&e TV, has been around for a long time now. Their identity has pretty much remained unchanged for almost 22 years or so. For a great number of years it went by its full name but later switched to the acronym and the quite stylish A&e logo that you [...]

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A&a Logo Design | Anderson & Able Research Group

  The Anderson/Able Research Group logo design is quite an elegant logotype. It is entirely font based and in black and white. The A&a logo uses two thick Arial Black font based A’s and a very elegant script based ampersand to connect them together. Again the logo itself is separated from the company by two lines [...]

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Redfin Slips into a New Identity

How can you possibly protect such an intangible thing as creative idea? True there is IPR protection, copyright, trademark and so on. But can they stop plagiarism completely? It is impossible because you can not guarantee that two creative individuals in two corners of the world will always think differently. As such there might be [...]

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Makeover for London Police

For majority of the non- British people, the existence of London police is to found in the pages of literatures or on the movie screens. Who can forget the characters of Scotland Yard police officers coming alive in the pen of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? Or who can possibly forget the London police officers’ efficient [...]

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Google the Most Valuable Brand of the World?

In the corporate corridor of power and publicity, the hottest news is: Google Inc. has dethroned Microsoft Corp. from its coveted seat of the premiere brand of the world. Be it the Reuters news source or CNet covering the writing of the wall is same everywhere—Google has made it to the first place so far [...]

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