If Bill Gates is trying to give Microsoft Corp. a more wholesome image, promoting Bradford Smith to senior vice president and general counsel is a good start. Affable and modest, Smith seems like he would blend right in on the set of the old TV show "Happy Days." One of Smith's goals is to head off future antitrust problems by making some regulatory and industry friends.
September 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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