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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Former CA chief receives 12-year jail sentence   Microsoft and Novell rumored in Linux partnership   Blast rocks PayPal data centre   Sharp bets US$30m on solar power   Spammers gear up for pre-Christmas blitz   China: Net censorship? Not here   Survey reveals attitudes to email monitoring   Hackers aim at Microsoft Visual Studio 2005   IBM, Business Objects expand alliance   iPod owners willing to switch to Microsoft Zune   RealNetworks offers free web radio module   Microsoft delivering IE7 as automatic update   US congress boosts security funding and tightens scrutiny   Google denies Belgian court fine claims   Review: WS-FTP pro makes dile-wrangling easy
Friday, 3rd November 2006
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This afternoon, former Computer Associates chief executive Sanjay Kumar has been sentenced to 12 years in prison and a US$8m fine for his role in the software enterprise management software vendor's US$2.2bn accounting scandal.

Also making news, Microsoft is expected to unveil a new partnership with Novell that aims to bolster the interoperability of Windows and the SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

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