Robert Louis Stevenson Google Doodle November 13th 2010 saw the Google homepage pay tribute, through a doodle, to the Scottish novelist, poet, essayist and travel writer, Robert Louis Stevenson. The Robert Louis Stevenson Google Doodle celebrated what would have been the author’s 160th birthday. Stevenson remains a greatly admired author, […]
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John Lennon Google Doodle The Google doodle team celebrated what would have been the 70th birthday of pop icon John Lennon on October 8th 2010 with a John Lennon Google Doodle. The celebrations were a day early but the John Lennon Google Doodle was impressive nonetheless. The John Lennon Google Doodle, […]
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Lowry Google Doodle On November 1st 2012, the Google doodle team celebrated what would have been the 125th birthday of the British artist L.S. Lowry with a dedicated Lowry Google Doodle which replaced the search engine’s logo for the day. The Lowry Google Doodle only appeared on the search engine’s […]
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Wallace And Gromit Google Doodle On November 4th 2009, the Google homepage was taken over by a Wallace and Gromit Google Doodle celebrating the 20th birthday of the loveable characters. Whilst the Wallace and Gromit Google Doodle did not appear globally, it appeared in a diverse range of countries spanning from […]
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John Steinbeck Google Doodle On February 27th 2014, the Google doodle team paid tribute to the literary achievements of American novelist John Steinbeck. The John Steinbeck Google Doodle celebrated what would have been his 112th birthday. The interactive doodle was comprised of six sections, five of which were the titles […]
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Lego Google Doodle On January 28th 2008, the Google homepage was taken over by a Lego Google Doodle celebrating the 50th birthday of the Lego brick. In the Lego Google Doodle the search engine’s logo appeared in its trademark font and yellow, red, blue and green colour scheme. However in the […]
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Hermann Rorschach Google Doodle Google celebrated what would have been the 129th birthday of the Swiss psychologist, with a Hermann Rorschach Google Doodle on November 8th 2013. The Hermann Rorschach Google Doodle, which can still be viewed by clicking here, was in black and white and featured a cartoon depiction […]
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Facebook Ad Sets Prior to the recent changes, the Facebook Ads structure offered users a simple two level structure, Campaign and Ads. The Campaign option was used to set up the start and end dates for an Ad Campaign, in addition to the daily and overall budget of the campaign. […]
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Berlin Wall Google Doodle On November 20th 2009 the Google homepage was taken over by a Berlin Wall Google Doodle celebrating the twentieth anniversary, of perhaps the single most important event in European politics in the last thirty years. Due to the importance of the event it is surprising that […]
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LinkedIn Publishing Platform On February 19th 2014 the professional social media platform LinkedIn announced, via a blog from their site, that they would be making their LinkedIn Publishing Platform available to all their users. The blog can still be viewed by clicking here. With the opening of this new LinkedIn […]
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