The New York Times published an interview with Steve Chase, founder of AOL and currently an venture investor through his firm Revolution Capital. Although only the final interview question had to do with corporate innovation, Mr. Chase gave a great answer that reminds us that there is cultural bias against risk and innovation that is [...]

We’re thankful that nobody in the Newlogic family, past and present, appears to have been directly effected by Monday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon. Though, at the same time, we send our sincere condolences to all those that were, in any way, touched by this horrific event. In the coming days we’ll be looking into [...]

“Fisker is a design company, not a manufacturing company. It was destined to fail from the beginning” – Darrell Issa, R-CA.

From Forbes magazine comes their list of the best food innovations of 2012.

From Cool Hunting comes this video interview of  Dr. David Edwards, founder of Le Laboratoire.  Le Laboratoire is known as the inventor of the AeroShot Energy Inhaler and WikiCell edible food packaging. In the interview Dr. Edwards talks about his approach to innovation and why he opened a public store-front / innovation lab in Paris for art, science and [...]

Babson College (my alma mater) has a feature section in the Boston Globe that highlights entrepreneurship in Boston. Babson, and it’s MBA program, is well-known at being ranked as the top entrepreneurship college in the US. I like that the Boston Globe article describes a range of entrepreneurial activity of all kinds. By giving visibility [...]

In the New York Times’ Opinion pages come this article on the relationship between innovation and social inequality.  Written by Edmund S. Phelps, a Nobel laureate in economics.  In it, Professor Phelps proposes that the process of continuous innovation, both incremental and disruptive, laid the foundation for the broad-based prosperity of the American middle class in the postwar [...]