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(Wednesday October 19, 2005 05:16 PM)

Coldplay were amongst the big winners at the BT Digital Music Awards in London last night, claiming the coveted People's Choice Award for their website.

The band and their label, EMI, collectively took three gongs at the ceremony which took place at the Hammersmith Apollo, to recognise the use of the internet in music.

Not only did Coldplay win the People's Choice Award for best official site - http://www.coldplay.com - but also for Best Digital Music Community.

EMI took the prize for Best Digital Marketing Campaign for the band's "X&Y" album at the event, which saw a performance from the Magic Numbers, playing "Love Me Like You".

Gorillaz were named Best Band, James Blunt Best Pop, U2's "Vertigo" won the prize for Best Download Single and Apple's iTunes won Best Digital Music Store.

The full list of winners at the 4th annual DMAs were as follows:

Best Pop Artist

James Blunt
http://www.jamesblunt.com

Best Rock Artist

Stereophonics
http://www.stereophonics.com

Best Radio Station

BBC 6 Music
http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music

Best Digital Music Store

iTunes
http://www.itunes.com

Best Digital Music Community

Coldplay
http://www.coldplay.com

Best Dance Artist

Gorillaz
http://www.gorillaz.com

Best Urban Artist

Goldie Lookin' Chain
http://www.youknowsit.co.uk

Best Event or Performance

London Live 8 Concert 2005

Best Promotion

Robbie Williams 'Greatest Hits' Radio Player

Best Campaign

Coldplay - X&Y

Best Use of Broadband

LiveGigsOnline.com
http://www.livegigsonline.com

Best Use of Mobile

Natasha Bedingfield Mobicast

Best Innovation

Napster To Go
http://www.napster.co.uk/

Best Single

U2 - Vertigo

Soundtrack of 2005

The Magic Numbers - Love Me Like You

People's Choice Award - Official site

http://www.coldplay.com

People's Choice Award - Unofficial site

http://www.depechemode.tv

Artist of the Year

Gorillaz





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