My new DNS change works from America but not Sweden

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Published on 2011-06-25T23:47:56Z Indexed on 2011/06/26 0:30 UTC
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Several hours ago i changed nameserver and DNS info on one of my domains at my domainregistar. When i access the domain from my home computers and when my friends access the domain they get to the old ip-adress hosting the dead site(We all live in Sweden).

But when i access the website from my mobile phone or through google.com/translate or North American proxies the website is shown like it should.

Why is this?, does it take time for change to take effect for diffrent locations/countries? I find it very strange and would like to start using my site now.

Do you think it will change or could i've been doing something wrong?

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