'Googlle' marks 11 yrs of creation with misspelt logo
London: Google released a special misspelt version of its logo -with a double 'l'- in an attempt
to mark 11 years of its creation. The search giant's name appeared as 'Googlle'
on its home page on Sunday. And within hours of the new logo going live, phrases
like "why is google spelt wrong" and "why does google have two ls" started bombarding
the web, reports the Telegraph. Google was formed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin
11 years ago this month - in September 1998. The company has a history of altering
its doodle to celebrate its own anniversaries. For its tenth birthday last year
the first letter "o" in Google was replaced with a cupcake. Google has always
used its logo as a way of commemorating important historical dates and major world
events.
