The Future of Software with Microsoft's General Counsel November 28, 2005

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On Monday, November 28, Berkman will host a public talk and discussion with Brad Smith, General Counsel of Microsoft. The topic will be "The Future of Software, the Internet, and Innovation." In his position as General Counsel, Smith has faced each of the key legal questions before software companies today, including issues of intellectual property, spam and virus protection, and privacy and security. Smith was also the lead negotiator in resolving the antitrust appeal against Microsoft in 2002, and spearheads work on strengthening Microsoft's legal compliance programs.

The event will be held on 11/28 at 5pm in Ames Courtroom, located in Austin Hall on the Harvard Law School campus, and is cosponsored by the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology (JOLT).