For a logo, you may want a trademark if you want to us it to identify the source of goods/services. However, a logo can also be copyrighted if it sufficiently new and creative. You own the copyright as soon as you create the logo, but you can register the copyright to obtain greater enforcement rights. Traedmarking is more complicated and expensive to register.
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