The Role of Patents in Innovation History, From the Industrial Revolution to Today
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This week on IPWatchdog Unleashed we speak with Arthur Daemmrich, who is the Director of the Consortium of Science, Policy and Outcomes at Arizona State University. Arthur is a historian who was previously director of the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at…
Episode 139: Phoenix: The Rise of Leonard Herman
We’re joined by pioneer video game historian Leonard Herman, author and publisher of several video game history books including the first comprehensive book chronicling the history of the videogame industry, Phoenix: The Fall & Rise of Home Videogames, and its subsequent series. We touch on Leonard…
Overnightscape Central – A Person, a Place & a Thing (9/10/25)
2:56:54 – Dave visits the (purported) final resting place of Daniel Boone, Eddie visits his usual windy outdoor places at 33:51, then Eddie and Brendan meander into an indoor place, an Irish pub with a “thing” taped to the wall, and encounter a person called Freddy at 1:29:12. Later, at 2:01:4…
The Overnightscape 2256 – D.C. 2 (9/11/25)
6:41:40 – Frank in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Breakfast in a rainy Washington, D.C., lost again, International Spy Museum, Phish conversation, James Bond’s Astin Martin, crawling through an air vent, model homes on the mall, Smithsonian Institut…
The Overnightscape 2256 – D.C. 2 (9/11/25)
6:41:40 – Frank in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Breakfast in a rainy Washington, D.C., lost again, International Spy Museum, Phish conversation, James Bond’s Astin Martin, crawling through an air vent, model homes on the mall, Smithsonian Insti…
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The early history of video games began with quirky mechanical-electronic hybrids like 1950’s "Bertie the Brain," a tic-tac-toe "circus machine," and evolved through 1947’s CRT Amusement Device, a radar-inspired missile simulator patented by Thomas Goldsmith Jr. and Estle Ray Mann. In 1958, William …
The Level 369: Laser Shoot Larry
Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about NieR Replicant, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and we ask you what you want to see in the next generation of console games.
The Grind:
David: No Man’s Sky.
Kole: NieR Replicant ver. 1.22…
Dennis: Enter the Survival Horror. Lumi Keyboard.
Ben: Modern Warfare 2. Y…
This Week in Video Game History - Episode 4: February 9 - 15
This Week in Video Game History February 2 - February 8In this episode:- Release Timeline - Dragon Warrior III (February 10, 1988) - X-Men Arcade (February 12, 1992) - Super Mario 3 (February 12, 1990) - Metroid: Zero Mission (February 9, 2004) - World of Warcraft Launches in Euro…
This Week in Video Game History Episode 6: February 23 - March 1
This Week in Video Game History February February 23 - March 1In this episode:- Pokemon Day (February 27, 1996)- Brief History of Sports games--- Ralph Baer Demos Brown Box (February 24, 1968)--- Intellivision Major League Baseball (February 28, 1980)--- Intellivision NFL Football (February 28, 198…
Heat Miser with a Bowl Cut | 'Rending 'Ruseday Redditation |from Sleep With Me #172
Take another trip the the transverse. After too much heat and stinky feet a miser we will meet. Then a dirt devil and peppermint bark and some scatting. All will be missed as you drift off into deep slumber this winter night.
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