Google's Happy Holidays Logos Start Going Live

Dec 23, 2013 - 8:20 am 17 by
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Google has started to post their Happy Holidays series of Google Doodles today, well, tomorrow but today is tomorrow in Australia. On the 24th of December, you will see a Christmas eve logo and on the 25th you will see a Christmas day logo from Google.

Here is the Christmas eve logo from Google:

Google's Happy Holidays - Christmas 2013

Here is the Christmas day logo from Google:

Google's Happy Holidays - Christmas 2013

Here is the day after Christmas logo from Google:

Google's Happy Holidays - Christmas 2013

I already spotted one thread with complaints that this is not Christian enough because on hover over, it reads "Happy Holidays from Google" instead of "Merry Christmas" but for some reason that thread was deleted. I think it looks Christmasy... Last year, we had a lot of complaints about the Google logo not being Christmas focused enough. Truth is, there is no other holiday overlapping Christmas this year, so why not go all out Google? Update, we now have some complaints and we are covering the Google Happy Holidays complaints here.

I am not sure if Google has a 3rd image in their Christmas holiday series, I was only able to spot these two.

Forum discussion at Google+.

 

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