By Michael E. Kondoudis It’s common for inventors to experience uncertainty and frustration during the patenting process. The good news is that a strong working relationship with a patent attorney can go a long way toward...
Read MoreBy Russell Williams Nearly all inventors reach a point where they need to decide how they’re going to commercialize their inventions. Often they’re unaware of the options or assume that inventing requires them to...
Read MoreAlvin Toffler is a futurist and best-selling author of Future Shock, The Third Wave and more recently Revolutionary Wealth. Management consultancy firm Accenture dubbed him the third-most influential voice among business...
Read MoreBy Devin White Editor’s note: Devin White is our resident youth blogger. Sometimes the key to innovation is simplicity, and that starts with simplicity of the idea. My first invention was a totally new product that had no...
Read MoreThe Edison Awards, recognized as one of America’s leading innovation awards, is accepting nominations through Dec. 11, 2009 via its website, http://EdisonAwards.com, for the 2010 Edison Best New Product Awards and Edison...
Read MoreScammers Prey on Ignorance; Arm Yourself with Info By Mary Russell Sarao and Barbara Russell Pitts The letters to our Web site from the far corners of the world illustrate the extreme difficulty of new product development in...
Read MoreThe U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum are presenting a special exhibit honoring the late iconic guitar legend Les Paul who died August 13. In its obituary, Rolling Stone...
Read MoreU.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke today joined President Barack Obama in announcing and congratulating the 2008 winners of the National Medal of Technology and Innovation. The medal is the nation’s highest honor for...
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