MarketFoolery: 09.25.2014

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🗓️ 25 September 2014

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Bending phones and iOS 8 glitches, which is worse for Apple? The FAA will allow movie and TV studios to use flying drones. Are delivery companies next in line? Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag and discuss whether FOX, CBS, Yahoo and NBC will bid for the services of ESPN columnist Bill Simmons.

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, September 25th.
0:04.0	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:05.0	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today
0:06.8	for Motley Full Funds, Bill Barker, and Charlie Travers.
0:09.8	Happy Thursday.
0:10.8	Thank you, Chris.
0:11.7	A rainy Thursday.
0:13.0	Well, rainy. Well, rainy.
0:14.0	You know what, that's fine, given the string of awesome weather we've had.
0:17.0	And they're going to have this weekend.
0:19.0	Are we?
0:20.0	Supposedly, yeah.
0:21.0	Hope you didn't jinx us.
0:22.0	We're going to talk drones. We're going to talk about online
0:26.4	sports media because that is very much in the news and we'll dip into the full mail bag.
0:31.2	But let's begin with Bendgate.
0:34.7	Yes, Bendgate, which refers to the brand new iPhones,
0:40.4	the iPhone 6, which, check me if I'm wrong Charlie but it seemed like two weeks ago when
0:45.4	Apple had their event people were falling all over themselves to praise Apple
0:50.9	and the new lightweight design and now it seems like people cannot bring the hate
0:55.9	fast enough on these phones that are bending. For good reason Chris that's kind of a
1:02.1	problem if your phone bends and the
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