Happy First Day of Spring :: Logos From Google & Others

Mar 20, 2009 - 6:01 am 2 by
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Today is the first day of spring and Google, Live.com, AOL, FriendFeed and others have special logos and themes live on their home pages today. It is also Nowruz, the beginning of the Iranian year and is a secular holiday - FriendFeed's logo is around that. Also, March Madness is this week, so we have a logo from DogPile for NCAA basketball. Only major search engine missing a logo today is Yahoo.

Let's start with Spring logos:

Google:

First Day of Spring (nowruz) Google Logo

Now, there is something you may have missed, as Kalena Jordan found, Google New Zealand accidently linked the result to the "First Day of Fall" and not the "First Day of Autumn." It seems to have been corrected now, but it is not Fall in New Zealand, it is now Autumn.

AOL (animated):

Live.com has a theme with spring related "hot spots:"

First Day of Spring (nowruz) Live Theme

Search Engine Roundtable's theme:

Spring 2009 at Search Engine Roundtable

FriendFeed has the Nowruz logo:

First Day of Spring (nowruz) FriendFeed Logo

DogPile has a March Madness logo:

DogPile March Madness Logo

Forum discussion on the Google New Zealand slip up at Sphinn and other logos at Search Engine Roundtable Forums.

 

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