On Feb. 25th, Cal Innovates is hosting a reception at The Hattery in downtown San Francisco in honor of Larry’s new book, Big Bang Disruption. Attendance is free, and so are the drinks.
RSVP here for details: http://bit.ly/1g2SCde
On Feb. 25th, Cal Innovates is hosting a reception at The Hattery in downtown San Francisco in honor of Larry’s new book, Big Bang Disruption. Attendance is free, and so are the drinks.
RSVP here for details: http://bit.ly/1g2SCde
Larry will participate on Jan. 28th at the annual Congressional Internet Caucus’s State of the Net conference in Washington, D.C. He will speak on the future of federal regulation of the Internet. On-site registration and streaming video is available.
Larry was the guest last week for “This Week in Law,” speaking with hosts Denise Howell and Evan Brown about the week’s developments in technology policy and law. As always, a wide-ranging conversation.
Larry will introduce research from his new book, “Big Bang Disruption,” co-authored with Paul Nunes, at a TedX Bay Area event on Dec. 18th, 2013. Tickets are still available. Larry will discuss the radical new approach to product development and introduction characterized by startups like Kickstarter, where individuals can raise money directly from early users before building their products.
Larry will be the moderator for a spirited discussion among five pioneers of digital policy, who are being honored on Dec. 4th by the Progressive Policy Institute. Honorees include former FCC Chairmen Bill Kennard and Michael Powell, as well as Executive Branch leaders Ira Magaziner, Larry Irving, and Karen Kornbluh.
The event takes place at 4 PM at the Mayflower Hotel. Registration is free.
Larry will be the guest this week for another installment of This Week in Law, which podcasts live from 11 AM to 1 PM Pacific time on Friday, November 1st.
Among other topics, the panel will discuss Larry’s article this week on new SEC rules for crowdfunded equity at Harvard Business Review and the twilight of the analog telephone network over at Forbes.