Nov 27, 2002 • 1 min read

Artists awarded for online activity

The first Interactive Music Awards, honouring online activity, were held at the BT Tower, with Westlife, Blue, Darius and BMG among the winners.

Another awards ceremony? Oh yes. The first ever Interactive Music Awards, which honours artists for their online activity, took place in the BT Tower yesterday. It was something of a pop fest - Westlife won the People's Choice award, Blue got artist of the year and Darius won best pop artist.

Despite the pop winners, it was Mr Chuck D, a longtime supporter of using the net for music distribution, who presented the awards.

Other winners at the awards included Supergrass, who won in the best rock/indie artist category, The Streets who picked up best urban/ dance artist, and BMG who won best label. Shazam, the service which can recognise tracks over your mobile phone, picked up a best innovation awards.

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