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Optus to offer Quickflix movies to its resellers

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http://www.itwire.com – Written by: Stuart Corner | Published in: EntertainmentCustomers of Optus' wholesale service providers will be able to watch unlimited streaming of movies and TV shows and access over 55,000 DVD and blu-ray titles from Quickflix under a deal between Optus and Quickflix (ASX: QFX). (IT news)

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