While revamping of marketing structures has always been a popular business decision in the interest of growth, we are beginning to see more and more companies change their logos in these uncertain economic times. Different eras have different styles, and trends reflect mood of the times One of the most recent trends of 2008 is rebuilding a company’s image with concise, colorful, and modern graphics. This trend is included in some of the ...

A couple weeks from now we’ll be looking at the next President of the United States of America. After all of the debates, slander, and billions of dollars in campaign contributions, we will finally see who will be the next leader of the free world. Mounting tensions have made many Americans uncertain if either candidate is the best fit for these trying times in history. Both candidates are of course products of America's two party ...

The Football Federation of Armenia (FFA) announced Wednesday that it will change its new logo which was widely criticized for not depicting Mount Ararat in what is currently eastern Turkey. The FFA’s previous logo, which contained Mount Ararat was quickly abandoned before last month’s match in Yerevan, between Armenia’s and Turkey’s national soccer teams that was watched by the presidents of the two states. The move prompted strong criticism from domestic political groups, notably the pro-government ...

As many of you saw on the presidential debate last night, there are some clear difference between the candidates. Economics, foreign policy, and energy aside, there are new battles differentiating the presidential hopefuls, their marketing strategies. Here is the original Obama logo. I have never touched on the design itself, but I have to admit I like it. Red, white and blue, a little cliché, but I can understand why. The design is incredibly simple ...

Has it really been ten years already? Can you think back to the days before all of life’s answers were only a couple of keys and a click away from your fingertips? Google has revolutionized how we locate, spread, and view information. I cant even remember the last day that went by when I didn’t use Google even once. The one company in America who probably needs the least pats on the back gets another ...