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Yankees Logo Goes To Court

Logo & Brand review

A woman in New York is taking the city's legendary baseball team, the Yankees, to court. She is claiming that she owns the copyright to the iconic ‘bat in a hat’ logo that the Yankees have used since 1936, according to several reports.

Tanit Buday says her uncle, Kenneth Timur, designed the famous logo, but was never compensated. Now, she want the Yankees to fork over all the money they've earned selling products that sport the logo, according to a report on Reuters.

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Google Earth Builder

Industry News

Today Google announced an exciting new product called Google Earth Builder. They say its purpose is to assist businesses process and handle geographic data, taking the pressure off of private servers. "It lets you upload, process, and store your geospatial data in our cloud," Google Enterprise Blog explained. "No technical expertise or GIS training is required."

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Can You Identify the Airline From Its Logo?

Design & Style Logo & Brand review

@issue- The Online Journal of Business and Design just posted a challenge to their readers. Can you name the airline, just by looking at the tail logo? Airlines put their logos on the highest part of the plane, and they do this so that the logo is the first and last thing you see. Some of these are so iconic that it will be easy for you to name the company. Many of them incorporate the colors...

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Free Spring Photoshop Brushes - Grass, Leaves and Plants

Freebies

We are so inspired by the sights of spring around the corner! Green leaves, lush grass, and gorgeous plants! Here's a collection of free photoshop brushes that will appeal to the senses, and will enhance any of your fresh, green, nature themed design projects.
Did we mention that they are free? They are.

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Volkswagen's Redesigned 2012 Beetle

Design & Style

2012 volkswagen beetle

The 2012 VW Beetle was unveiled today at events held at the same times in New York City and Shanghai. The newest Beetle has a much lower, slicker design than it's cartoon-ish, bubbly predecessors. Six inches longer, three inches wider and an inch lower than the last model, this redesign will also come with the option of a panoramic sunroof which reaches all the way from the windshield to the back window.

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