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Shoppers ready for Click Frenzy, but are the retailers?

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http://www.itwire.com – Written by: David Swan | Published in: Home ITAustralia's bargain hunters ready for the shopping event of the year, but one site has already buckled under the pressure, with David Jones' website crashing today. (IT news)

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