For Fast Company, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about the prevalence of apple logos in a world where Apple is the most valuable company:
Is Apple really a trademark bully? Here’s what the data says
For Fast Company, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about the prevalence of apple logos in a world where Apple is the most valuable company:
Is Apple really a trademark bully? Here’s what the data says
For Fast Company, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about the increasing use of single-letter monogram logos and their potential drawbacks:
NBC’s weird Nightly News branding reveals the challenges of single-letter logos
For Fast Company, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about the World Cup 26 branding, which emphasizes “FIFA” over the host nations:
FIFA’s 2026 World Cup logo is part of a confounding branding trend in sports
For Fast Company, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about Pepsi’s rebrand from a “weird” logo to a “normal” logo:
For Fast Company, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about logo design trends in the artificial intelligence industry;
The AI boom is creating a new logo trend: the swirling hexagon
For Fast Company, which sounds like a NASCAR publication, but isn’t, Emblemetric’s James I. Bowie writes about how while the NBA, NHL, and MLB struggle with injecting advertising into their sports, NASCAR’s “billboards on wheels” are a feature, not a bug:
Sports ads are about to get more aggressive—here’s what they could learn from Nascar