Greenpeace asks you, gentle public, to redesign BP’s logo to more aptly convey its dirty ways. Skulls and crossbones welcome. The competition follows Greenpeace’s own guerrilla foray into revamping BP ...

Amidst millions of gallons of oil spilling constantly into the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, billions of dollars lost and a constant push to find a solution to the problem, logo-specialist website ...

Exxon must be thanking their lucky stars that the internet wasn’t popular when the Valdez crashed back in 1989. While the fake BP public relations Twitter page continues to spew hilarious bile, the ...

We’re getting kind of sick of saying this, but BP’s latest latest attempt to stop oil from gushing into the Gulf of Mexico has failed — yet again. The oil spill is quickly becoming the largest ...

“the leak in your home town” is an iPhone app that lets users see the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill whenever they see a BP logo. A user simply launches the app and aims their iPhone’s camera at the ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Needless to say, BP has been having a spot of image trouble lately. Taking notice of ...

The green-and-yellow logo that BP employees normally wear with pride is meant to evoke an environmentally friendly sunflower. These days, it feels more like a bull's-eye. Far from the spill in the ...

Greenpeace has launched a competition which invites designers and industry experts, as well as members of the public, to redesign BP’s logo to better reflect the company’s operations abroad.

The BP oil spill that continues to pump thousands of gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico each day has many across the nation feeling the need to take action. There is a growing movement to ...

Gas station owner Sunny Handa goes to work each day under a bright green-and-yellow BP logo. The label has tarred his two service stations, in Palm Beach and Martin counties, making them targets for ...

Greenpeace asks you, gentle public, to redesign BP’s logo to more aptly convey its dirty ways. Skulls and crossbones welcome. Greenpeace is entreating all designers, professional and otherwise,to ...