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Hedy Lamarr 1940's Film Goddess Is Responsible For Pioneering Spread Spectrum 
Born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler in Vienna, Austria, Hedy Lamarr first gained worldwide notoriety when she appeared in a controversial skinny dipping scene in the 1933 Austrian art film "Ecstacy", which at the time was banned by the U.S. Customs Department. 
Highlights.... It Seemed Like A Good Idea at the Time By Don Kracke I've never had a bad idea. Nor have I ever met a new idea that I didn't love like a brother. The fact that statistically I fail 97% of the time in getting my brilliant, new product ideas to market, is what we're all about here and now. I am a professional inventor. Over one billion dollars in retail sales have been generated from new products I've had a hand in creating.
In Bed With the Enemy: How to Successfully Partner With Your Competition By Edwin Richard Rigsbee Today, strategic alliances are commonplace among large corporations. The advantages allow these companies to successfully compete in the global marketplace. Powerful synergies are the outcropping of these alliances. Smaller companies can derive the same advantages through alliance relationships. I would like to focus on what I call synergistic partnering alliances where competitors can realize great value by building relationships of integrity with one another.
An Inventor Never Grows Up By "Curious George" Margolin Edison said that nine words are the keys to invention, the key to youth, and the key to a happy and productive life. He said, "If you never grow up - you'll never grow old.".
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Headlines... In this issue.... 1940's Film Goddess Hedy Lamarr Responsible for Pioneering Spread Spectrum Welcome to America's Inventor Online by Stephen Paul Gnass It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time by Don Kracke What Kind of Patent Application Should I File? by Mark David Torche In Bed With the Enemy: How to Successfully Partner With Your Competition by Edwin Richard Rigsbee An Inventor Never Grows Up by George Margolin Why Corporations Most Often Reject Independent Inventors by Jim Harris Book: From Patent to Profit, Author Bob DeMatteis Special Review by Stephen Paul Gnass The Chinese Tallow Tree - Growing Oil On Trees by Stanley I. Mason What Do You Think? PTO Q'S & A'S By Don Kelly Statements Sure to Turn Off Your Angel or Venture Capitalist by Wade Van Valkenburg |
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