Saturday 9 February 2008 — This is close to 17 years old. Be careful.
Alex at Neatorama has a run-down of The Evolution of Tech Companies’ Logos. It’s fascinating to see the history, and to realize just how old some of these firms are. IBM used to sell meat slicers, and Nokia used to be a wood-pulp mill? I’m not sure Firefox yet deserves a place in the list, and why not include Hewlett-Packard?
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Here's a good one: I found an Amazon receipt from 1997. It has the old Amazon logo on it. Does anyone remember what their logo looked like back then? This was before the distinctive smiley logo. See here. It was a stylized capital A with a river running through it.
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