Larry has been named the Project Director for the Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy’s new “Evolution of Regulation and Innovation” project. The Center is housed at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.

Larry will be working closely with faculty director John M. Mayo to develop fact-based policy recommendations for lawmakers and regulators to bring 19th century laws and rules dealing with disruptive innovations into the 21st century.

For more information, visit the Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy.

Larry has begun a new series of articles for The Washington Post’s “Innovations” blog, where he’ll be writing about the latest developments in disruptive technologies and their impact on business, strategy, policy and the economy. Feel free to suggest topics, products, and services you’d like to see covered.

Larry keynotes the March 6th conference, “The Connected Future,” an executive roundtable on business growth in the age of connected devices at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business.  Larry will offer new frameworks and strategies for business leaders to respond to disruptive technological innovations based on research from his new book, co-authored with Accenture’s Paul Nunes, “Big Bang Disruption.”

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.