Cities to inherit 2010 networks

mmm am I the only one when clicking on the link to get the following error message?
Code: 
The webpage cannot be found 
 HTTP 404  
   Most likely causes:
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If you clicked on a link, it may be out of date. 
 
   What you can try: 
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The requested URL /news/404.html was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.34 Server at mybroadband.co.za Port 80
 
Its working now :)

EDIT: Previously when I received the error - I opted to go to the frontpage of the site as per normal and it did not reflect the changes, with the articles that are there now, including this one.
But its sorted from my end.
 
I am just to tired to post my comment. Whatever Ivy. Soon you will be gone and I will not have to listen to your BS...
 
Telkom will also boost network access from its exchanges into stadiums.
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Matsepe-Casaburri said that ownership of the access network will be transferred to the host cities and this should enhance their capacity to provide broadband services.
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So basically, the ACCESS network will belong to Telkom as long as they can make money from it, and as soon as it will be worth a lot less, ownership will be transferred (sold at what price???) to the host cities. So again the citizens will pay while someone else (Telkom) walks away with the spoils. :mad:
 
Telkom is just going to screw everyone over..
This excess capacity on both the core and access network will be used to cater for increased demand after 2010, the minister said.
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So the upgrades they should be doing anyways are only taking place cos of 2010 or what now??
 
What Telkom says and what they do is 2 huge differences. Why just upgrade because of 2010? Why not think of overall customer experience instead as well.
 
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