Many scholarships are tailored especially to the younger crowd, assuming that everyone follows the straight and narrow path from high school to college. But we all know that it is just not the way life works. For whatever reason, a women’s path may diverge. Instead of studying you may have had a child, started working or something just interrupted your dreams.

But if you want to enter or come back to college after some kind of hiatus, don’t panic! Attending college after 30’s is a great move for your life and career. However if you don’t have enough money, it is possible with some finantial aid. There are all sorts of opportunities out there for you.

Thinking about it, Online Logo Maker decided to provide an annual scholarship for minorities as an act for education. So I’m proud to announce our scholarship named after the great activist Malala Yousafzai, known for fighting for education.

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Consumers are tired of “irresistible” unreal sales and promises. Inside an ultra connected world with more and more demanding customers, brand activation is gold. Because the success of a brand is totally bonded to trust.

Yeah, trust. Trust is what guarantees that people will get what you promise (or even more!). If your company worries more about value, objectives and great content it has much more meaning for customers than any great advertising.

However, is not that simple to build a trustful relationship with your customers. You have to be exceptional and upon delivering the right product at the right time you need a differential among your competitors. Continue Reading

With the event of web design comes the responsive design, which is one of the best solutions for the huge amount of screen sizes all over the world. At first, it doesn’t apply to outdoor/business cards issue, but it could be also transferred from the screen to real life.

In this new context of screen possibilities responsive design appears as a logic evolution of web design. First, most of the internet access by very similar browsers and resolutions. Now, we have huge televisions and tiny smartphones, different sizes of tablets and even notebooks.

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You may have two forms of intellectual property protection for your logo design. Trademark to prevent competitors and others from using it to cause confusion in the marketplace and Copyright to prevent most other unwanted copying.

Today almost all major nations follow the Berne Copyright Convention. For example, in the USA, almost everything created privately and originally after April 1, 1989 is copyrighted and protected whether it has a notice or not. So we should always assume that other people’s works are copyrighted and may not be copied.

But if you want to have a legal safety for your logo, it must reach a requisite level of creativity. Many logos, however, do not. Since Copyright can’t protect a name, colors or the design of the logo, most simple logos simply do not have the required level of creativity to be considered copyrightable.

A “qualifying work” is a: 

– literary work
– a musical composition
– a film, a software program
– a painting
– or any of many other expressions of creative ideas

– but they protect only the expression itself and not the idea.

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