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  • CliftonLarsonAllen
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 2/3/2012
    Two of the largest accounting firms, Clifton Gunderson and LarsonAllen, have combined to become CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA), the newest top-ten firm in the United States. The new logo bridging the two previous identities reveals an entirely new direction for the firm’s visual identity.
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  • Teenage Cancer Trust
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 2/1/2012
    The Teenage Cancer trust, dedicated to helping 13- to 24-year-olds with cancer, will launch a new visual identity developed by The Cernis Collective and Why Not Associates. The new logo is meant to be more dynamic than the previous logo, with more color and a bolder logotype.
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  • More4
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 1/31/2012
    The UK digital channel More4 unveiled a new identity crafted by ManvsMachine and 4Creative, Channel 4's in-house agency. The original logo created by Spin in 2005 was replaced with a more complex image: fifteen multicolored triangles in the shape of a number 4 that also flip when they appear in video to reveal the word More.
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  • Go Western
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 1/30/2012
    The University of Western Ontario unveiled a new identity and logo this week as well as an important name change. Although officially the name remains the same, the university will be known as Western University or simply Western in communications, marketing, and online.
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  • Fair and Square J.C. Penney
    • Logos In The News
    • By Anne Hellman
    • 1/27/2012
    The logo making the most news this week is J.C. Penney's reinvention of its red square, with some significant changes. The new design brings the logo closer to the American flag in color and layout, in which the square speaks loudly to represent the company's new pricing strategy, "Fair and Square."
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