Examples of news blog logos

Here are some examples of news blog logos:

  1. The Verge: A stylized letter "V" made up of tiny news headlines and icons, representing the intersection of technology and culture.

[Image: The Verge logo]

  1. The New York Times' The Upshot: A simple, bold font with a subtle arrow pointing upwards, conveying the idea of insight and analysis.

[Image: The Upshot logo]

  1. BuzzFeed News: A stylized bee icon with a news hat, combining the idea of speed and accuracy with a playful touch.

[Image: BuzzFeed News logo]

  1. The Guardian's Comment is Free: A stylized letter "C" made up of tiny speech bubbles, representing the idea of free and open discussion.

[Image: Comment is Free logo]

  1. The Daily Beast: A stylized beast icon with a newspaper hat, combining the idea of news and entertainment.

[Image: The Daily Beast logo]

  1. The Huffington Post's HuffPost Politics: A stylized "H" made up of tiny political icons, such as a ballot box and a gavel, representing the idea of politics and news.

[Image: HuffPost Politics logo]

  1. The Washington Post's Wonkblog: A stylized "W" made up of tiny data icons, such as charts and graphs, representing the idea of data-driven journalism.

[Image: Wonkblog logo]

  1. The Atlantic's CityLab: A stylized "C" made up of tiny city icons, such as buildings and roads, representing the idea of urban planning and policy.

[Image: CityLab logo]

  1. NPR's The Two-Way: A stylized "T" made up of tiny news icons, such as a clock and a microphone, representing the idea of real-time news and analysis.

[Image: The Two-Way logo]

  1. The Economist's Espresso: A stylized coffee cup icon with a news hat, combining the idea of speed and accuracy with a playful touch.

[Image: Espresso logo]

These logos are just a few examples of how news blogs and online publications can use creative and innovative designs to represent their brand and values.