Beltway blog The Hill reports that senators involved in the patent reform bill have reached agreement on language in the legislation that has lingered in Congress for much of the last decade. There’s a certain good news-bad news...
Read MoreHow Timing Impacts Success By Jack Lander Let’s talk about opportunity. Hmmm … on second thought, let’s address success. Actually, timing may be more to the point. What I’m getting at is how timing affects opportunity and...
Read MoreBy Rick Martin The road to obtaining a low-cost patent – with the term “low-cost” being relative – begins with an Internet search. Start with Google Patent Search, an engine that delivers patents issued in the United States....
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Inkjet Printer Transforms the Surface of Drinks By Tom Samph Oleksiy Pikalo, a Ukrainian-born...
Read MoreImitation Is Everything in the World of PR Writing By Damon Carson Do you have a phobia of writing? Maybe it doesn’t rank up there with the fear of public speaking, but most of all us probably wished we could write a little...
Read MoreEvery two years the world is brought together to celebrate sport and the art of healthy competition. The Olympics brings out the best in the competitors because, as Herb Brooks said, “The name on the front of your jersey is a...
Read MoreI got some clarification on the Inventors Eye e-zine the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office launched this week. This e-zine is entirely put together in-house, so budget expenditure is not an issue. And because the bi-monthly...
Read MoreLook who got into the publishing business – the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, that’s who. Inventors Eye is a bimonthly e-zine for independent inventors and small entities. Not surprisingly, the debut February issue...
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