AP: Now Less Slanted
The Associated Press has a new logo -- its first in 30 years! -- and it looks much more upright instead of slanting off to the right as the old one did.
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Want to fly the jingoistic skies? Look no further American Airlines, whose parent company filed for bankruptcy in 2011, but which revealed today a new, vaguely patriotic logo and flag-heavy planes.
The Associated Press has a new logo -- its first in 30 years! -- and it looks much more upright instead of slanting off to the right as the old one did.
The New York Times has published an interactive feature that doubles as Rosetta Stone lessons for continent-hopping businessmen, with a very 21st-century piece in the World section on the pronunciation and meanings of Western brand names in Chinese.
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