The iconic “I Love NY” logo that has been emblazoned on t-shirts, mugs, and all sorts of memorabilia just got an update. Originally designed by Milton Glaser in 1977, the logo has been adapted ...

New York state has sent cease and desist letters to hundreds of knockoffs of the famous logo, created (for free ... the heart reads so clearly as a stand-in for love, it no longer needs explaining.

They love New York — and the state’s iconic marketing logo from the 1970s, which local officials are reviving to try to boost the Big Apple’s post-COVID recovery. A fresh campaign to tout ...

For anyone who lives in the city, the iconic “I Love New York” logo usually brings to mind millions of tourists streaming into Times Square like so many locusts descending on a neon crop field.

“people began to find an affection for the little ‘I ♥ NY’, and the logo took off by itself after not too long.” Actress Phyllis Newman and composer Leonard Bernstein dance at an I Love ...

Wells Rich Greene came up with the slogan “I Love New York,” accompanied by a hopeful-sounding tune and TV commercial. The man behind the logo: Milton Glaser in 2003. Image via Wikimedia ...

The state has launched I Love NY’s new integrated summer tourism and travel campaign, which includes two new ads running ...

Milton Glaser, the creator of the iconic “I Love NY” logo that used a red heart in place of l-o-v-e, has died. He died on Friday, his 91st birthday, according to New York magazine, which he ...

According to New York, Glaser came up with the logo in the backseat of a cab after pitching a different one to the city. He did the design free of charge, out of love for the city he was born and ...

To this day, Glaser is remembered for the love he shared with his native city, which New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said "will long survive him." "I ♥ NY was the perfect logo at the time he created ...