
Subway —
Subway became the latest company to try to freshen its image with a new logo. It's the first time in more than a decade and only the sixth time in Subway's 50-year history that the logo has changed.

MasterCard —
MasterCard, formerly called Master Charge, has had a few logo tweaks over the years. This is the first one that moved the branding below the circles.

Netflix made a bold move with its logo change, dropping the "etflix" in favor of a simple red "N."

Instead of the stylized white and black "U," Uber's new design features an image that the company calls the "atom and bit."

Verizon —
When companies decide to update or change their logos, the public often responds with very strong negative feelings. Some brands weather the storm; others revert back to the crowd favorite.

IHOP —
IHOP changed its logo in June 2015.

Airbnb —
Airbnb changed its logo in July 2014.

Gap —
Gap changed its logo in October 2010, but the backlash was so intense that the brand reverted to the original.

Kraft —
Kraft gave up on its iconic red racetrack logo in 2009, going to something very different. In 2012, it changed again.

AOL —
AOL changed its logo in November 2009.

Pepsi —
Pepsi's logo has changed several times over the years. Above are a logo used from 2003 to 2006 and its current logo.

Tropicana —
Tropicana changed its long-time logo in January 2009 but reverted back to the orange-bearing logo a month later after facing public disapproval and a drop in sales.

USA Today —
USA Today unveiled a new logo in September 2012 -- the year the company celebrated its 30th anniversary.

Myspace —
Myspace changed its logo in October 2010 but returned to a modified version of its original in September 2012.


