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Now this is interesting. I found this over at John Nack’s blog the other day. It’s short article that tells the brief history of the logos of some of the biggest Hollywood movie studios. Of course anyone who has watched a movie in the last 50 years has seen at least one of these logos. For instance, there’s a bit about the famous Dreamworks logo with the boy in the moon. It also shows evolution of the Warner Bros logo among others. It’s really interesting to learn a little more about something you’ve seen your whole life, or most of it anyway, and never know the story behind it. Here’s the link.

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