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Eight Seconds
New York undergraduate Hyui Yong Kim pays homage to the late Steve Jobs with a special iTunes track.
by CHELSEA HAWKINS
You’re listening to music on your iPhone, head bobbing, maybe you even throw in a little hip switch now and then. But after the song ends, there’s a stretch of silence—it’s only eight seconds, but you’re aware of the stalled transition from one danceable beat to the next. Those eight seconds are a solemn reminder of the mark the late Steve Jobs has left on our tech-savvy universe.
Developed by Korean American advertising student, Hyui Yong Kim, 25, and exchange student Bryan Wolff, 21, both seniors at the School of Visual Arts in New York, “The Steve Jobs Moment of Silence,” is an eight-second track available for purchase from iTunes for 99 cents. Proceeds from the track are donated to several organizations for pancreatic cancer research.
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