Logo Design For Website & Print Format

I am starting a small website and require a logo to be designed for it, the website address is [login to view URL] I require a simple logo that is unique, ownable and one that is memorable a nice sleek and sexy design that would be fitting for massage directory site. I also want to receive all rights (copyrights) to the logo. Since I will using the logo both online and print on business cards I will need the necessary files. "The most common file types needed are vector AI (Adobe Illustrator), CDR (Corel Draw) and EPS for most professional print jobs. These are vector format files. These files should be in a CMYK color format. Vector art allows you to reduce or enlarge a design to ANY size without losing detail or clarity. For home use and some print jobs you will need TIFF or BMP (Bitmap) files. These are pixel files and should have a DPI (dots per inch) of at least 300 dpi. 600-1200 dpi is best for professional printing. These type of files lose their detail when enlarged but can be reduced. The last file types you will need would be JPEG and GIF. These are pixel files and are used for web design. They should be in a RGB color format. Be aware that not all colors translate well on the Internet, especially GIF files. Ask if the logo designer used web safe colors. You should receive crisp 72 dpi files for the Internet. A GIF file should be transparent if you do not want a white box around it when displayed on your page. Be sure and ask your logo designer about your logo colors. Each CMYK color has a matching PMS color. Ask them for the Pantone PMS numbers for each color. You will need this information each time your logo is printed. This insures that you get the exact same colors with every printer that you use."