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Rebranding & News

Recent logo changes and design news

When rebranding goes wrong: famous examples and practical lessons
Rebranding & NewsJuly 3, 2026

When rebranding goes wrong: famous examples and practical lessons

Five famous rebranding failures and the practical lessons small brands can use before changing a logo, name or visual identity.

Meta, formerly Facebook: why change the name and logo?
Rebranding & NewsJune 26, 2026

Meta, formerly Facebook: why change the name and logo?

Facebook became Meta to separate the parent company from the social app and signal a broader metaverse and technology ambition.

Twitter to X: analysis of a controversial rebrand
Rebranding & NewsJune 19, 2026

Twitter to X: analysis of a controversial rebrand

Twitter became X in 2023. Here is what the controversial rebrand reveals about brand equity, user habits and radical redesign.

When a rebrand goes wrong: 5 famous cases and what they teach us
Rebranding & NewsJune 13, 2026

When a rebrand goes wrong: 5 famous cases and what they teach us

Why rebrands often fail and how to avoid brand rupture: strategy anchor, cross-channel readability, and practical transition planning.

Jaguar 2024: the most polarizing rebrand of the decade
Rebranding & NewsJune 5, 2026

Jaguar 2024: the most polarizing rebrand of the decade

Jaguar did not just update a logo in 2024. It reset its luxury EV positioning with a provocative visual identity.

New OM logo in 2026: deciphering a historic rebranding
Rebranding & NewsApril 24, 2026

New OM logo in 2026: deciphering a historic rebranding

Olympique de Marseille unveiled its new logo on April 8, 2026, the first change in visual identity since 2004. Complete analysis of the design, strategy and challenges of this rebranding.

Rebranding 2026: why logos are becoming more discreet, more adaptive and more human
Rebranding & NewsApril 24, 2026

Rebranding 2026: why logos are becoming more discreet, more adaptive and more human

In 2026, rebranding will become more sober: adaptive logos, flexible systems, AI under control and the return of a more human identity.

The logos of the Olympic Games: from Berlin 1936 to LA 2028, 90 years of sports design
Rebranding & NewsApril 24, 2026

The logos of the Olympic Games: from Berlin 1936 to LA 2028, 90 years of sports design

From Berlin 1936 to Los Angeles 2028, Olympic logos tell the story of global graphic design. A look back at 90 years of emblems that have marked the collective imagination — and what they teach us about branding.

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