Interviews for Inventors
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A Look into a Direct Retail TV Company - Lenfest Media Group
by AlexisWe've all seen them. At first, we used to see them only late at night and for anyone who hasn't slept well, you know what I mean. Now we see them through out the day and on almost every channel. I'm talking about direct response television ("DRTV"). One form of DRTV that is commonly known is called the infomercial. Ring a bell for you? One interesting company involved in the DRTV space is Lenfest Media Group.
Sipatiniz: Stay Classy With The Spill-Proof Martini Glass
by Beth Graddon-HodgsonMartinis have become the drink of choice for those looking for a classy cocktail. On Sex and the City, Carrie Bradshaw and her core group of classy friends never seem to spill a drop of their infamous cosmopolitan martinis. In real life, the rest of us should only be so lucky; martini glasses just seem to be designed for spill. Perhaps it's a conspiracy by the liquor companies to have martini lovers dispense more money for their favorite classy mixed drinks, or just a greater emphasis upon the look of the martini glasses over function, but spills are an unfortunate reality of martini drinking. Enter the Sipatiniz, the spill-resistant martini glass.
Santa License Helps Kids Believe
by AnonymousWhat did you do the Christmas your child questioned the existence of Santa Claus?
Ate Santa's plate of cookies? Dressed up as Kris Kringle? Dropped a white glove in the living room?
Didn't work, did it?
Mission Accomplished: Colored Bubbles are Real!
by John P. BarkerFor over ten years, researchers have battled to discover the way to make colored bubbles--and they've finally succeeded.
An Invention For The Age of Connectivity: Rapid Reader
by Myra Per-Lee
Bigger, better, and a lot more complicated than the Information Age, success in the Age of Connectivity depends more on our capacity to learn what is needed for tomorrow, than what we know today. As soon as information is available, our computers, hand-helds, and cell-phones make it accessible. We need to retrieve it and act on it; that is critical to our livelihoods and to our lives. read more »
American Inventor: Who Is The Real Winner?
by Myra Per-Lee
Every once in awhile, I run into a three-dimensional, walking, talking and, most of all, hard-working soul, who embodies the qualities that make inventors successful. This time it's Robert ("Bobby") Amore who, with his "Toner Belt," made it to the round-of-twelve in season one of American Inventor (ABC, 2006). Bobby just happens to be one of the few contestants from season one and two who has reached the mass market with his product... now being sold as the "Walk n' Burn." read more »
The Importance of Getting a "Patent Pending" for Your Invention
by Guest BloggerInventor Jim Lowrance read more »
Advice from the Inventor of the Rod Floater
by Guest BloggerInventor Jim Lowrance read more »
Getting Your Product to Market: Interview with Barbara Carey
by Guest Blogger
Our Guest Blogger, Ashton Udall, is a partner at Global Sourcing Specialists, a product development and sourcing firm that assists businesses, inventors, and start-ups tap overseas resources to succeed in the global economy.
Ashton recently interviewed Barbara Carey for his blog product-global.com. Barbara has written articles for us as a Guest Blogger for us in the past. She is the inventor of Hairgami® and dittieTM feminine protection brand, as well as over 100 other products. He wanted to share the interview with the readers of AmericanInventorSpot.com.
Here's Part I of his 3 part interview. Part II will be published next Monday: read more »
Rolling Out Your Inventions: An Interview With Roger Brown
by Myra Per-LeeQuick Clip: Available at Sunglass HutsRoger Brown is nothing short of incredible.
When it comes to inventions, he's prolific with a capital P, and I don't know any free-lancer with a successful licensing approach like his. With six inventions licensed, another six about to be licensed, and 247 inventions in his Power Point file on call at all times, I think he might be on to something. ...Read and Learn! read more »
What's Happened to the Inventors from American Inventor - Season One?
by Michelle
Curious about what's happened to your favorite inventors and inventions from Season One of American Inventor?
Well, we have lots of information but we didn't know for sure what we could share with you and what we couldn't since much of it was unconfirmed or confidential.
So we thought it would be a good idea to create a post where folks from Season One can report on what has been going on for them. read more »