Queen’s image marks Google visit
Thursday, October 16th, 2008“Doodles” on Google’s search engine homepage change periodically to mark occasions such as national holidays and anniversaries of major events.

As the Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh are visitng google headquarter in London today, an image of the Queen has been incorporated into Google’s UK homepage logo to mark her visit.
I just came to know about this in today’s news that the Queen is visiting Googl’e London head quarter and that’s why she is in Google’s logo on search engine page.
I had already read about Doodle for Google competiton and was inspired by the creativity of the youngsters especially kids.
More than 70,000 youngsters from 3,000 schools had entered their designs based on the My Community theme.
Daniel Thorne’s picture was the overall winner of this year’s Doodle 4 Google competition for young people.
I really appreciate the strategy of google to change its logo accordingly and also allowing and appreciating the creativity of designing it’s logo through Doodle competition.
Google, Keep it up!
To see a repository of doodles: Click here


