[INFOGRAPHIC]: Foodies Friction – The Logo Battle!

Here is an infographic that depicts how strikingly similar the logos of various food brands are and how few colors are predominant in the market…

It is amazing how the logos of the different competing brands are so similar to one another in some ways, yet so different in the other.

Below is an infographic that depicts the logos of the various different food and beverages brands. Notice how each of these brands have different revenues, parent companies and logo types- yet, the one unifying factor between them being the common market.

Tips to Stop Your Brand from a Decline

The more significance a thing has in your life or career, the more difficult it is to attain or practice. From owning the perfect house to having a particular skill set, life is definitely not a bed of roses. There are some people, either lucky or talented enough to achieve whatever they want but that is not possible for all. Same is the case with brands and their marketing.

 

2007 Predictions... from online authorities

Computer Threats Predictions for 2007

Messagelabs runs an annual trend report that highlights the evolution of the threat landscape each year. They are probably the best to make predictions because they're on the leading edge of spam and computer threat science. And, of course, the complexity of attacks on your computer are predicted to continue in 2007

Messagelabs Predictions for 2007:

* Threats converge further over the course of 2007 Ð as email security becomes tighter, the criminals will send more malicious emails with URL links that can slip under the security radar and wreak havoc on businesses. 

* Virus rates will continue to fall, as they have become unnecessary in the creation of botnets.

* Ransomware, malicious software that will encrypt key files and documents using a secret key known only to the extortionist, will become increasingly threatening

* Spam will become more targeted throughout 2007. 

* ICANN will continue to be exploited through loopholes, and domain kiting will continue to be a problem. 

* Botnets will be engineered to be resilient, allowing the criminals to maintain control of zombie computers more easily

* Off-the-shelf crime kits for less tech-savvy spammers will grow in numbers, 

* VoIP threats emerge as criminals target