On Wednesday, The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences honoured former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who passed away in October, with a Grammy Award, naming him a Trustees Award honouree.
This very special and prestigious award will be presented posthumously at an exclusive ceremony that is scheduled to take place on 11 February 2012. A formal acknowledgement of the award will then be announced as part of the 54th annual Grammy Awards when it is aired live on television on 12 February 2012.
According to a statement from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, Jobs will be honoured for his long-standing career of innovation, helping to “œcreate products and technology to transform the way we consume music, TV, movies, and books.“
In addition to being the man behind the creation of the iPod, Jobs also convinced major record companies to sell their music tracks and albums on the iTunes Store which has sold more than 16 billion songs since its launch in 2003.
source: Mashable
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