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“Book pioneers are breaking barriers”, The Post and Courier, November 8, 2012. Larry’s talk at O’Reilly Media’s Tool of Change conference on the future of book publishing was covered in The Charlotte Post and Courier. |
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“This Week in Law #188”, TWIL, November 16, 2012. Larry appeared on This Week in Law to talk electronic privacy, the Petraeus scandal, text spam, post-election tech policy, and more.
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“Russia demands broad UN role in Net governance, leak reveals”, CNET, November 16, 2012. Larry was the first to report on leaked UN documents that revealed Russian efforts to take over key Internet governance at the WCIT conference. |
Larry talks Google Glass, 3D Printing on This Week in Law #211
Larry was a guest this week on TWIT’s “This Week in Law,” which covered the week’s most interesting developments in technology policy and law. Topics included “moral panic” over Google Glass (a year ahead of the product’s actual availability!), copyright and 3D printing, the AP/Justice Department subpoenas, and patented soybeans. Always a fun conversation with host Denise Howell.
Announcing the New "Big Bang Disruption" Column on Forbes.com
Paul F. Nunes and I have launched our new joint column at Forbes.com, where we’ll be posting examples from our on-going research on Big Bang Disruption, which we introduced in our March article for Harvard Business Review.
The introductory column is up today, at:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/bigbangdisruption/2013/05/09/welcome-to-the-world-of-better-and-cheaper/
We’ve also launched a Facebook page and Twitter handle for the book, which will provide links to articles that highlight some of the features of disruptive innovations that start life better and cheaper than those of incumbents:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BigBangDisruption
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BBDisruption
We are now deeply into drafting the manuscript for the book, with an expected publication date of late this year or early 2014. More details on that once we’ve signed the contract!
We would love to hear from you on ideas and examples you see of “better and cheaper” innovations and the disruptive technologies that are driving them.
Big Bang Disruption vs. Conventional Wisdom
Last month, Paul F. Nunes and I hosted an audio webinar for Harvard Business Review on “Big Bang Disruption,” our article from the March, 2013 issue of the magazine. An archive of the webinar has now been posted, including the PowerPoint slides.
We had a lively discussion with the audience, who posted some terrific questions and comments during the course of the session.
What companies, products, start-ups, and industries do you see being transformed by this new kind of disruptive innovation? We’d like to know.
