Larry has been invited to testify on the state of wireline competition in the transition to all-IP communications.   He will appear before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee on July 25, 2013, at 10:00 AM. The hearing will be webcast.

Larry has been invited to testify on ways Congress should reform the Federal Communications Commission in response to disruptive technologies that are within the agency’s jurisdiction. He will appear before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on July 11, 2013, at 10:30 AM. The hearing will be webcast.

Larry will be speaking on the impact of Big Bang Disruption on U.S. broadband policy on June 20th at the Quadrus Conference Center in Menlo Park, CA.  The event is sponsored by the Pepperdine University School of Public Policy.  Attendance is free, and the event will be livestreamed.

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.

On March 27th, Larry and co-author Paul F. Nunes will host a webinar at Harvard Business Review on their recent article, “Big Bang Disruption.”

“Big-Bang Disruption: Why Classic Business Rules Don’t Apply” is free.  Register here.

Larry spoke on Bloomberg TV’s “In the Loop” show this morning, following up on his Harvard Business Review post last week on AereoTV’s “barely legal by design.”