While Google is celebrating with one of its Doodle4Google winners in the U.S. Canadian Google users are instead seeing a GoogleDoodle celebrating the 140th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Today's GoogleDoodle may be the most moving logo Google has ever posted. Doodle4Google competition. Her creative use of the Google letters to illustrate this heartfelt moment clearly resonated with voters across the country and all of us at...
GoogleDoodle Honors Math Brainiac Euler – MashableGoogle celebrated Leonhard Euler's 306th birthday on April 15 with an animated logo. How Google’s Image Search Update Killed Image SEO – Define Media GroupOn a sampling of 87 sites – U.S.and...
If you're writing about Ada Lovelace you'll see that almost anyone writing a new post about her is referencing the GoogleDoodle done on Dec.in her honor. Google Adwords' Keyword Tool is fantastic for giving you paid search data on keywords so you...
“The Joy of Painting” TV show host Bob Ross is celebrated on Google’s homepage today with a GoogleDoodle paying tribute to the artist known for teaching PBS viewers to paint landscapes, including mountains surrounded by happy little clouds and...
Google has been celebrating the London 2012 Olympics every day with a unique Olympic-themed Doodle. However, today’s interactive GoogleDoodle is easily the best and most fun so far, letting everyone compete for their own virtual gold medal.
Earhart, who was born on this date 115 years ago, is the subject of the latest GoogleDoodle. As a warning, expect Google’s Amelia Earhart Doodle to also mysteriously vanish from its homepage once your clock hits midnight.
This year's red, white, and blue 4th of July GoogleDoodle, creatively features the message "This land was made for you and me," lyrics penned by Woody Gurthrie in the 1940s for his anthem "This Land is Your Land.
In what just might be the coolest interactive GoogleDoodle ever featured, their logo is replaced with a synth you can actually play, record, and share right from the homepage, similar to last year’s amazingly popular playable Les Paul guitar logo.
Second-grader Dylan Hoffman of Caledonia, Wisconsin, scored a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 technology grant for his school, and a Chromebook as the winner of Doodle4Google 2012. This year, Google received over 114,000 Doodle4Google...
The GoogleDoodle is an illustration of Carter standing in front of the sarcophagus, amid other ancient Egyptian artifacts excavated from the tomb, including a statue of Anubis. Keith Haring Art Exhibited in GoogleDoodle
The winning logo from Ireland’s 2012 Doodle4Google competition has been revealed. The Doodle, which appears on Google Ireland for 24 hours today, was voted as the best out of 300 children’s hand-drawn logos depicting the theme of “I wish…”
It would have been really cool if Google had animated the logo, as they did with their Gumby Doodle last year. Mary Blair GoogleDoodle Honors Artist’s 100th Birthday Doodle4Google 2011 Winner Dreams of Being an Astronaut
To mark the occasion, a new GoogleDoodle appears on Google’s UK homepage today in celebration of the patron saint of Wales. Just 24 hours ago, on leap day, Google users in the UK and around the world were treated to a Doodle that celebrated...
The 2012 Valentine’s Day GoogleDoodle appearing on Google's homepage today should bring a smile to the lips of even the most cold hearted cynics among us. GoogleDoodle a Story of Unrequited Love Single girls the world over will be watching Google...
Children in grades K-12 in the U.S.are invited to enter the fifth annual Google's Doodle4Google contest. Participants must complete their drawing and entry form on the Doodle4Google website by March 20.
Day in the United States, is honoring the holiday and legacy of the preacher of nonviolent activism with a special GoogleDoodle. The words "I have a dream that my four little children will not be judged by the color of their skin," "I have a dream...
Guess the Doodle4Google program will be dropped some time soon. Seems many Google executives have children enrolled in the Waldorf schools in Los Altos where computers are not used until the 8th grade and even then only on a limited basis.
In keeping with tradition, Google has posted a birthday Doodle. The first GoogleDoodle celebrating their birthday appeared on Sept.for their fourth birthday. The first Doodle was created when Page and Sergey Brin attended the Burning Man festival.
Google is paying tribute to Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury on his birthday with a special animated music video Doodle. Mercury's tribute Doodle appears on every Google home page today except in the U.S.