Articles about Google Doodle
According to the Google search engine, Doodles are “fun, surprising, and sometimes spontaneous” changes made to the Google logo displayed on the Google Search homepage. The Google Doodle artworks usually celebrate holidays, festivals, anniversaries, the lives of famous artists, scientists, and pioneers in various fields. Google claims that the idea of Doodles came in 1998, even before the company was incorporated when the company’s founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin toyed with the corporate logo to mark their attendance at the Burning Man festival in Nevada and let Google employees know the founders were out of office. In the year 2000, the founders asked then-intern and now-webmaster Dennis Hwang to make a Doodle for Bastille Day. The creation was a hit with Google users and Hwang became the chief doodler. Now the Doodles are sourced from regular competitions conducted by Google or produced in-house by a team of creative professionals. Over 4,000 Doodles have been created so far and Google has archived them too. The events that are commemorated with Doodles are chosen so they reflect Google’s “personality and love for innovation”. Commoners can submit Doodle proposals to doodleproposals@google.com
01 Dec 2022
LifestyleYou most likely have not heard of Gerald Anderson Lawson, but there is a high chance he has impacted your life! Especially so, if you've grown up playing video games.
23 Sep 2022
GoogleThe world's largest search engine Google has started a challenging yet rewarding competition for creating Google Doodles that will be displayed on the homepage on Children's Day.
19 Jul 2022
PuneToday Google is celebrating the 113th birthday of famous Indian poet Balamani Amma, who was popularly known as the grandmother of Malayalam literature, with a Google doodle.
18 Jul 2022
GermanyIf you are a music lover then you must have heard of Oscar Sala, the pioneer of electronic music.
18 Jun 2022
GoogleYou heard of Marie Curie, but probably not of Ștefania Mărăcineanu.
06 Jun 2022
LifestyleDo you love your espresso so much that you might want to thank the person who created the machine?
04 Jun 2022
Science and TechnologyGoogle is paying a tribute to Satyendra Nath Bose today with a Google Doodle.
27 Sep 2021
GoogleThe world's most used search engine by a landslide margin, Google, is celebrating its 23rd birthday today. The company has even designed a commemorative Google Doodle for the occasion.
22 Mar 2019
GoogleGoogle is celebrating the birth anniversary of legendary composer and musician of the 18th century Johann Sebastian Bach.
16 Aug 2018
FootballGoogle Doodle, on Thursday, celebrated the birth anniversary of Ebenezer Cobb Morley, who is known as the father of modern football.
14 Aug 2018
IndiaDoes making doodles excite you? Are you blown away by art and creativity? But most importantly, are you a student of Class 1 to 10?
26 Jun 2018
IndiaGoogle today remembered the legendary music and dance exponent Gauhar Jaan. It commemorated her 145th birth anniversary with a doodle.
11 May 2018
IndiaThe 100th birth anniversary of legendary classical dancer Mrinalini Sarabhai was celebrated today by search engine giant Google with a colourful doodle on its India homepage.
30 Apr 2018
GoogleGoogle dedicated a Doodle to "Father of Indian Cinema" Dadasaheb Phalke on his 148th birth anniversary.
31 Mar 2018
IndiaToday, Google is celebrating the 153rd birth anniversary of Anandi Gopal Joshi, India's first female doctor, with a doodle.
09 Jan 2018
DNAThough the actual birthdate of Nobel laureate Har Gobind Khorana is unknown, according to his official documents, he would have turned 96 today.
09 Dec 2017
IndiaWe have all enjoyed with admiration, the photographs of India's first tri-color being hoisted or Lord Mountbatten's final salute while leaving India.
01 Jun 2017
Cricket: News, Stats and more!With the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy commencing today, Google Doodle has taken the opportunity to celebrate the tournament by creating a special game for all the cricket lovers.
15 Mar 2017
International Cricket Council (ICC)Test cricket, the longest format of the sport, turned 140 today and Google marked the occasion with a Google Doodle.
