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before images missing, hopefully thats not too much of an issue to you. It delivers some relatively big news, like the refreshed Bank of The year-end round-up is being prepared at the moment, to be published shortly after Christmas Day. Those who remember GeoCities remember it as one of the primary places for hosting a personal website and a vibrant online community in the late 90s. After its founding in December 1994 it grew quickly and became one of the pioneers in online advertising in 1996. In August 1998, they had a successful IPO on the NASDAQ. In October 1998, it boasted almost three million users. At its peak, GeoCities was one the most trafficked sites in the US, second only to Yahoo and AOL. Such a significant company needed a clear brand strategy, for which they enlisted the full talents of the Young & Rubicam network. This included Landor As*ociates, who were tasked with coming up with a new visual identity for the platform. The designer in charge at Landor was Landor came up with a lowercase g, which was unveiled on November 30, 1998. The g had a pupil inside it, allowing it to act as an animated character in ads and other environments. The main version was looking forward curiously, but there were also a number of riffs where the character displayed different moods by looking in different directions and having its ears move around. (Fun fact: the The brand campaign launched the following day, on December 1, mainly consisting of print ads in traditional news media, suggesting they It has been a while since we had a logo round-up featuring 60 entries, but last October certainly delivered when it came to logo news. Lippincotts refreshed mark for chemical company DuPont probably carries the most historic importance. There were also numerous rebranded television channels, most notably An*mal Planet going back to its roots and Australias Channel 10 relaunching itself. And dozens Drinkworks by Keurig is a new home co*ktail machine, developed by a joint venture between Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI) and Keurig. It