Today a deeper look at Apple's inclusion in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. It's a lot more fun than it sounds. It's Tuesday the 17th of March 2015.

I'm Ken Ray, and this is a special edition of Maco-S. Ken.

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So something symbolic is happening with Apple this week.

Shares of the All Things Eyemaker

are being included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average

for the first time ever.

We will talk with the Bay Area's Rob Black about this in just a moment.

We'll also talk about what happened yesterday and what's happening for the rest of this

week, but first a word from Connected Data, makers of the transporter and sponsors of this week's MacOS can.

Now I've said it about a number of sponsors over the past few years.

I love when companies keep making existing products better.

Apple does it, right?

You buy a Mac they keep improving the operating system.

Same goes for the iPad or the iPhone.

Well, connected data does the same thing as well, with the transporter.

Sometimes it's adding new features, like integrating the open source VLC media viewer

in the transporter app for iOS.

That basically extends the types of audio and video that you can access on your iPhone or iPad.

Sometimes it's just making the experience faster.

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