Even award-winning marketers armed with seven-figure budgets can’t predict exactly how marketing will change in the future. The best any of us can do→

Running a small business is all about balance — managing day-to-day operations, bigger-picture administration, and marketing. If you want to be successful, effective use of→

Yesterday on Bizopy: It Gets Better: The Original Google Homepage Robotic Underground Bicycle Parking in Japan The Nature of Ambition The World’s First Flying→

On this day in 2007, Don Herbert, better known as Mr. Wizard, died. Donald Jeffry Herbert (“Mr. Wizard”) (1917 – 2007) was the creator→

The European Commission is offering a $4.32 million prize to the group that comes up with the best idea for developing insects as a→

Do your kids spend more time on your iPad than you do? Has reading time evolved from hardcovers to the Kindle? More parents are→

Canalys: A small number of developers, almost entirely game companies, continue to generate the majority of revenue at the leading app stores – Apple’s→

Rocket Mail, 1931 Before “rocketmail” was the name of a short-lived free e-mail service in the late ’90s, it was an idea propounded by→

Wired: It started with a bleary-eyed Google search: “Sell breast milk.” Desiree Espinoza had a 2-month-old baby girl but was pumping out enough milk→

OK, this is the weirdest business I’ve seen all day. 2theloo (to the loo) is a chain of Dutch restrooms. Each visit to the→

The following is a guest post by Jim Masterson, author of How to Start a Dog Walking Business: Dog Walking Jobs For Fun and→

Every single day, nearly every single business sets appointments. Plumbers schedule unclogging pipes, hairdressers schedule haircuts, dog walkers schedule walks and masseuses schedule massages.→

Cassandra Daily: The hottest act at last month’s Coachella wasn’t one of the young artists who found neon-painted festival fame through the blogosphere, but→

Forbes: Imagine for a moment what it would feel like if people walked into your company and used the lobby to call your competitors→

When Philip Cabibi Googled himself, he found a very upsetting result in the 10th place: “Philip Cabibi Mugshot,” read the title. The description was→

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Via Tech-FAQ, here are a selection of companies and projects in various fields that will likely have a radical influence on our future: Bitcoin→

NY Times: There are very few truly new ideas. Most ideas are an improvement or a different take on an existing idea. Regardless of→

As mentioned before here in 2009, camel’s milk might someday be a huge product, even if it’s origins seem dusty and remote: For the→

100 years ago, Henry Ford perfected the mass-produced car. According to The Economist the next decade will see changes to our society and culture→