When Brad Smith took over as general counsel of Microsoft, his predecessor might have passed him an M16 rather than the traditional baton. After almost 17 years in the trenches as Microsoft's first GC, William Neukom sounds like a battle-scarred general back from the wars. Smith, on the other hand, sounds like the kind of general who wants to lock the gun cabinets and hide the keys.
August 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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