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Corruptions of the BBC logo

By Kevin Harrington Posted on 4 August 2015 Posted in Marketing No Comments Tagged with 90s, @LambieNairn, BBC, BBC Radio Merseyside, brand guidelines, branding, identity, Lambie-Nairn, Liverpool, logo, style guidelines

@LambieNairn I guess this is absolutely what Lambie-Nairn were warning against when they worked with the BBC on creation of the new logo and identity back in the 90s. These logo corruptions below are all visible from the same place …

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April Fool? No, It’s Starbucks Rebranding

By Kevin Harrington Posted on 8 January 2011 Posted in Marketing No Comments Tagged with brand, branding, coffee, logo, Starbucks
April Fool? No, It’s Starbucks Rebranding

I had to check the date on this story, “Starbucks drops its name and the word coffee from logo” as I was convinced it was a wind-up. It was published on 6 January 2011: Starbucks is to remove their name …

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BT limits its speed

By Kevin Harrington Posted on 17 July 2009 Posted in Marketing No Comments Tagged with BT, green wash, logo, Olympic Games, Speed limit

Apparently the BT van in front of me was, “limited to 70mph to protect the environment.” What an excellent idea. I wonder if BT ever considered that the national speed limit may aim to limit vehicles to 70mph. Am I …

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