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Elon Musk’s decision to rename Twitter ‘X’ has been met with confusion, and in some cases even anger, but where does it rank amongst the best and worst rebrands?
Evan Davis and guests discuss the complexity of changing a company or product name, logo and message, the reasons for doing it, and how to make it a success.
These overhauls can be risky, though, and failure expensive – the panel discusses one the UK’s textbook rebranding disasters.
Evan is joined by:
Lee Rolston, chief growth officer at Jones Knowles Ritchie;
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Producer: Simon Tulett
(Picture: The new ‘X’ logo displayed on a smartphone with the old Twitter logo in the background. Credit: Omar Marques/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images.)
By BBC Radio 4Elon Musk’s decision to rename Twitter ‘X’ has been met with confusion, and in some cases even anger, but where does it rank amongst the best and worst rebrands?
Evan Davis and guests discuss the complexity of changing a company or product name, logo and message, the reasons for doing it, and how to make it a success.
These overhauls can be risky, though, and failure expensive – the panel discusses one the UK’s textbook rebranding disasters.
Evan is joined by:
Lee Rolston, chief growth officer at Jones Knowles Ritchie;
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Producer: Simon Tulett
(Picture: The new ‘X’ logo displayed on a smartphone with the old Twitter logo in the background. Credit: Omar Marques/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images.)