Concerned that a defamation lawsuit against him will have a chilling effect on free speech, IPWatchdog blogger and patent attorney Gene Quinn has vowed to fight – at least for now. Quinn last week announced he was launching a...
Read MoreThere’s still time to register for the 2010 Hydrogen Student Design contest. Organized by the the Hydrogen Education Foundation, this year’s Contest challenges university-level students to plan and design the basic...
Read MoreHeadset Lets You Play Games With Your Mind “Mankind’s oldest fantasy,” says Tan Le, “is to move something with the power of thought.” To that end, her company’s headset allows you to control video games with your...
Read MoreTonight, Wednesday, January 27, 2010, President Barack Obama will deliver his State of the Union Address in a joint session of Congress. I always find it funny that State of the Union address are the few times that presidents...
Read MorePatent-auction broker ICAP Ocean Tomo is now the “exclusive sales agent” of the patent portfolio of Walker Digital, founded by famed inventor Jay Walker. Stamford, Conn.-based Walker Digital is a research and development company...
Read MoreA reader writes on our forum at sister site Edison Nation: “Ok Mike Drummond big basic question here for your readers: Does anybody ever ask the question, who statistically profits from patents? Answer—big companies do. Why do...
Read MoreEditor’s note: We conducted this interview with IPWatchdog’s Gene Quinn in November. The article below appears in the January 2010 print edition of Inventors Digest. Last week, Invention Submission Corp., doing business as...
Read MoreThe invention submission company seeks $75,000 InventHelp yesterday filed a lawsuit against IPWatchdog, accusing owner and principle blogger Gene Quinn and his wife Renee with repeatedly posting “false, misleading”...
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