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Opportunity - Aldi is looking for new UK food and drink products to sell
Innovate client slays in the Dragon's Den.
Did you watch last night's episode of Dragon's Den? Here at Innovate, we all did. We knew that our fantastic client Teirnan Mccorkell was going to feature with his great product, pipeEASY. The unassuming and some-what nervous Teirnan clearly charmed the Dragon's, as we knew he would, with a innovative product and self-belief behind him. […]
Crowdfunding Latest News in the First Quarter of 2015
In 1997, both the Internet and crowdfunding were new concepts in the UK. Crowdfunding originally gave business owners who were frustrated with the application process and structure of traditional bank loans the opportunity to raise funds according to their own terms. A donation in exchange for a tangible reward as well as peer-to-peer funding were […]
Cuff-Clip-Bag™ – to keep your belonging safe on the beach
Congratulation to Innovate clients, Jacqueline & Sue, for launching their new product: Cuff-Clip-Bag™ Cuff-Clip-Bag™ is anti-theft slash resistant beach, travel bags and rucksacks for both men and women. The bag attaches to a secure object- such as a sun-bed or an armchair via a slash resistant Kevlar cuff that is concealed within a small side […]
Is The Internet of Things (IoT) the next big tech revolution?
How can you make the most of this latest technology? Could you make real money from it?
Chop Cloc on BBC Radio 2
Dragons' Den: Theo's Out, But Who's In?
Late last week, the surprise news was revealed by Theo Paphitis that he would be leaving Dragons’ Den to focus on his retail business interests. Theo, who has appeared in the last nine series of the hit BBC show, revealed via Twitter that he would not be renewing his contract by saying: ‘Tough decision to take but for the final time “I Am Out!”’ with a link to a formal press release. Theo became the second Dragon in a year, after Hilary Devey to announce that they were cutting ties with the Den meaning that there are two seats available. The question is, who is going the fill them?
Google to gain access to over 1.5 million patents
This week saw the news that Google, who already offering a patent database, will acquire in excess of 1.5 million patents in a deal with the European Patent Office (EPO). Google - famous for being one of the most successful yet controversial companies of the present time - is offering the use of their advanced […]
Nesta map identifies UK creative hotspots
A map of British creativity produced by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts has identified nine creative hotspots aside from London.