Holiday time means Google holiday logo vs. Yahoo holiday logo time!
Holiday time means Google holiday logo vs. Yahoo holiday logo time! Google and Yahoo go head-to-head once again in the home page holiday logo celebration competition.
The Google vs. Yahoo Halloween competiiton--Yahoo vs. Google: You decide!--brought close to 1000 ZDNet readers to the logo polls.
Here are today's Thanksgiving contenders:
WHICH LOGO CELEBRATES THANKSGIVING "BETTER"?
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