Nov 04

Facebook’s First Corporate Logo Is All About Differentiating the Company From the Platform

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It’s a new era at Facebook: On Nov. 4, the tech giant unveiled its first-ever corporate logo, a wordmark meant to represent the company as a whole, including all of its subsidiaries–among them Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and Oculus–as well as, of course, the social media platform. Facebook CMO Antonio Lucio said the idea of creating…

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