Business Insider: Justin Kan already has quite the track record. His second [business], Justin.tv, has turned into a runaway success since rebranding to Twitch.tv.→

Today’s Today in Entrepreneurial History was harder to write than normal, because there’s only one February 29th at most every four years. February 29,→

Popular Science: Have you ever been tempted to order steak tartare but decided against it for fear of getting sick? This little cell phone→

Central Florida Future: What do a folding chair, a ladder scaffold support and a self-leveling vertical table have in common? They were all successfully→

Don’t like chewing? A company is currently working on making food that you can “breathe,” starting with their own energy product. AeroShot, the flagship→

The Beaver: This year’s event is the second annual conference organised by the LSE Entrepreneur Society after the great success achieved in 2011. The→

Amazon Prime is a membership program on Amazon.com. After joining, members pay an annual fee of about $80, and get free two-day shipping on→

DigInfo: Fishing Spirits, by Namco Bandai Games, is an arcade fishing medal game for eight players and features force feedback controllers. It will be→

The man behind the double flipper on pinball machines, Steve Kordek, has recently passed on at the ripe age of 100. In 1947, two→

Here is what some entrepreneurs told the Washington Post about hiring someone to handle social media. Paul Gollash, founder and CEO of New York-based→

If you watch Shark Tank, you are probably know exactly who I am talking about when I mention Robert’s name. With his rags to→

Earlier this month, Nevada became the first state in the nation to establish a drivers’ license for robot cars. Robot test vehicles will get→

On this date in 1815, Robert Fulton, the American inventor and and engineer widely credited with inventing the first commercially success steamboat, died. Fulton→

Boston.com: For small business owners, that assessment may also mean investigating whether the plan you have still fits your business needs. Consider this: A→

Mark Cuban is a billionaire entrepreneur who just happens to own the Dallas Mavericks. If you didn’t know, he’s also a prolific blogger. You→

Today’s Walmart’s Get on the Shelf interview is with Andy Soares, inventor of the Adaptopole Pool Pole Adapter. What product did you submit to→

1886 – Charles Martin Hall produced the first samples of man-made aluminum, after several years of intensive work. He was assisted in this project→

Doug Engelbart’s Chorded Keyboard as a Multi-touch Interface from Teague Labs on Vimeo. As the devices we find ourselves typing on get smaller, a→

Techdirt: Late last week, the Washington Post reported that The Smithsonian had acquired “tapes, documentation, copyrights, and over 50,000 lines of code from V.A.→

StartupSmart: Bricks-and-mortar franchisees can enhance their online presence through the use of online location-based marketing, which in turn entices customers into their stores, a→