In their own words, “The Logo Factory® is a web-centric graphic design company that creates logos & corporate identities for companies around the world, and has been doing so since 1996.”

I was first drawn to The Logo Factory’s Blog in April 2009 during the Jon Engle saga and I found Steve Douglas’ article about the case wise and well documented.

It’s therefore a great honor to be featured on the Logo Factor. For more, go read the article Protecting your online copyrights and discover an exclusive sketch of the Myows logo by Von Glitschka.

In their April Issue, Popular Science published an article about “writing your masterpiece” and recommends you protect your copyright with Myows. I quote: “Once you write it, copyright it. Myows.com is a third party verifier that helps you defend against plagiarism. (…) if someone tries to rip it off (nb: your masterpiece), you’ve got airtight evidence that you’ve penned it first.”

Amber Leigh Turner is a freelance web designer who recently launched a community website aptly called Students That Freelance.

In yesterday’s article, Amber relates how she discovered through Statcounter that someone was using her work without her permission. She subsequently used Myows to have the copy removed and even received a letter of apology.

Are you wondering how that is possible? Then read her very well written article Why No One is Invincible from Copyright Infringement on StudentsthatFreelance.com

DISCLAIMER: I’m the one who recommended Statcounter to Amber. If you decide to give it a try, I need to warn you: Statcounter will bring out the voyeur in you and can become very addictive. For small to medium websites I personally much prefer it to Google Analytics, and I’m slowly recovering from my stataholic addiction.

The early reviews we received from Web Appstorm, Freelanceswitch and others were hugely insightful and encouraging, but we also want to know and share how independent creatives interact with our interface.

If you are still unsure if Myows is for you or how to use the app, I invite you to read these 2 recent reviews.

From Ben Ellis – Myows Free Online Copyright Protection:

My favorite quote from this article would probably be:
“I uploaded all my stuff yesterday and it was a total cinch.”
Read the full Review

From Signorina Navarra – Myows.com has got your back:

I’m unable to single out a favorite quote from this brilliantly concise and engaging review, so read it for yourself if you are not yet convinced about joining Myows.

If you run a blog and publish a post detailing how you like to use Myows, please let us know. We love hearing your opinion.

2010 starts with a BANG! We got a great review and a grand 9 out of 10 rating from the very respectable and Envato-owned AppStorm.

As usual, there’s little point in us telling you how easy Myows is to use, and how useful the act of uploading your work is, instead we’d rather you go read the review and hear how others interact with the app.

I’ll quote part of the author’s final thoughts:

The overall user experience is pretty seamless and makes handling copyright actually somewhat pleasurable (which I thought was impossible).

Thank you to Jarel Remick @appstorm for the time you took to write this very detailed article. It’s a great start to the year for everyone involved with Myows.

We’re very happy about receiving this award. The competition was fierce; but in the end our copyright protection app won!

Thank you Top Site Tally for recognizing the value Myows brings to any creator’s work. We’re also very impressed with the review you wrote, as we never imagined Myows to be like a warm blanket, but we could get used to the idea!

This award is a very important milestone in Myows’s short history. It’s vital that creators take on the habit of registering their copyrights as soon as they create Original Work, and before showing their creations to peers or clients.

To promote this habit, we need influential websites to relay our message and help us grow the community of copyright-savvy creatives.

As we accept this award, we want to thank our families, our managers… and the Academy!

Sneh Roy is a web designer and the creative force behind the popular blog Little Box of Ideas.

Today, she describes her experience with Myows in the article entitled:
Universal Copyright And Protection Of Creative Work With Myows.

To mark the first review of Myows to be published on a designer’s blog, we are also running a give-away competition where you can win 50 Myows 1GB Accounts.

The LBOI website is truly original and gorgeous, so go check it out, I’m sure you will find something inspiring.

If you run a blog and want to publish a review of Myows, do not hesitate to get in touch.

When we announced 3 days ago that myows was live and in beta, he immediately signed up to see for himself what we offer.

Today he published this unbiased video overview and allowed me to share it with you:
(please note that the bugs he mentions have been corrected, or will soon be fixed)

Working with Myows from Jonathan Bailey on Vimeo.