Breaking Monopoly Rules?

OH no, not more ads, says angry Fajar Radiansyah, 26, from Depok, West Java, near Jakarta. The World Cup 2002 football matchbeing broadcast by Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia (RCTI) TV stationthat he was watching wasnt shown in its entirety. When the final whistle of the Argentina versus Sweden match was blown, the advertisements immediately started. So unfortunately, we didnt get to see Argentinas grief at being knocked out of the World Cup, c

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