By Jeffrey Stefan It doesn’t take much to trigger a truly inventive mind. A genuine inventor doesn’t need a massive research lab with unlimited funds. With a simple piece of material and an inventive imagination, real innovation...
Read MoreDiscovery Channel’s hit show Pitchmen is now filming the second season. An associate producer told us that while the late Billy Mays, who co-hosted the show, will be missed, “the show must go on.” Over the next...
Read More… and Why Pigs Fail to Fly By Jack Lander Inventors and entrepreneurs who produce and market hot inventions soon find the need for money – lots of it. Tooling, inventory, marketing literature, etc., are all essential to get the...
Read MoreBy Damon Carson This year I’m going to write columns for Inventors Digest about using the media to get word out about your inventions. This marketing discipline, or public relations, is one of the best marketing approaches for...
Read MoreBy James M. Hanifin, Jr. You think you have an invention… now what? A basic understanding of legal and business considerations can help inventors make critical decisions about protecting their invention. It can also facilitate...
Read MoreThe United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is seeking nominations for the 2010 National Medal of Technology and Innovation. The medal is presented each year by the President of the United States and is this country’s...
Read MoreMake the World a Better Place With all the stress of school, work, money, sports, and our own inventions we often loose sight of the beauty of life and our ability to make the world a better place, hence my New Year’s...
Read MoreDon’t Call Yourself an Inventor By Trevor Lambert Our company has been cutting licensing deals for inventors and small companies for nearly a decade. I recently came across a curious e-mail from one aspiring inventor to thank us...
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