Super Bowl 43 & Groundhog Day Logos from Search Engines

Feb 2, 2009 - 8:34 am 0 — by
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Today is Groundhog day and some search engines have a special logo for the day. While some are still sporting Super Bowl 43 themes, from one of the best Super Bowls ever played.

Let's start with AOL's flash logo for Groundhog day:

Also, Dogpile has an animated GIF logo, but here is a static version:

Dogpile Groundhog Day

We have a Groundhog Day theme:

Groundhog Day SERoundtable

Dogpile had a Super Bowl theme:

Dogpile Super Bowl

YouTube still has a special logo live for Super Bowl:

YouTube Super Bowl

Live Search has a sweet picture for the Super Bowl:

Live Search Super Bowl

Google, Yahoo and Ask.com all are missing logos for either day, just like the past years.

Forum discussion at Search Engine Roundtable Forums.

 

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