Paramount has used a mountain logo since 1914, and as the company expanded to become a media giant that owned properties like CBS, MTV, and Nickelodeon, it became one of the most well-known brands ...

Paramount Pictures adopted its mountain logo — designed by the studio's founder, William Wadsworth Hodkinson — in 1914, the company confirmed via LinkedIn message.

As streaming started to erode the basic cable audience, Logo faced a rough road. In 2017, Paramount — then known as Viacom — moved “Drag Race” to VH1.

The Paramount mountain logo has been repeatedly updated for more than a century. Adweek wrote: "Clouds have come and gone. The sun has risen and set. Paramount's owners have added their own names ...

Skydance said this week it planned to add an ombudsman who would review “any complaints of bias” and end diversity, equity ...