MarketFoolery: 02.24.2014

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🗓️ 24 February 2014

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Netflix agrees to pay Comcast to ensure smoother online video streaming. Did Russia get its $50 billion worth from the Winter Olympics? Plus, we kick of Academy Awards Week with some of our favorite movies about business and investing.

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0:00.0	It's Monday, February 24th.
0:04.0	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:05.0	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Fool.com,
0:08.0	Taylor Markman and from Motley Fool 1, Jason Moser.
0:10.0	Happy Monday, Jents.
0:11.0	Yes, sir.
0:12.0	How beautiful weekend just to melt all the snow in time for Wednesday.
0:17.7	To make way for more.
0:18.8	Yeah, I don't believe that.
0:20.0	It's going to be like 45 degrees.
0:21.6	This stuff won't stick. We'll be fine.
0:23.2	We will wrap up the Olympics.
0:26.3	We are less than a week away from the Academy Awards.
0:29.3	And as I put out on Twitter, all week on market foolery, we are going to be talking about our favorite movies
0:36.5	about business investing and money. Drop us an email with your
0:40.5	favorites, radio at fool.com, or just hit us up on Twitter at
0:43.4	market for me to go retweet that right now but let's start with the deal of the
0:48.8	day which is getting all the headlines and that is for an undisclosed sum of money.
0:55.0	Netflix is paying Comcast for faster internet connection.
1:03.0	Based on the reports, Jason,
1:06.0	Netflix at any given moment takes up about a third of America's bandwidth.
1:11.0	And I have to believe that when they're releasing
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