Will gets digi with it

Will Young scooped the top prize at the Digital Music Awards last night.

He was named artist of the year for the second year running at a star-studded ceremony in London.

Young, who last topped the charts with Leave Right Now, beat pop princess Kylie Minogue, and boybands Blue and Busted to the prestigious award, sponsored by Metro.

But he was upstaged by r'n'b star Lemar, who was named Best Urban Artist and closed the show with an acoustic set.

Entertainment also came from digital success story, the Wire Daisies. The band's Just Another Day album went straight to No.1 in the iTunes chart.

The ceremony was hosted by Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire. Winners were voted for by 293,798 music lovers across 12 different categories.

Virgin Radio was voted Best Radio Station Online and Madonnalicious, an unofficial website dedicated to the queen of pop, took the best music website title.

The People's Choice Award for the best official music website went to Westlife.

Andy Brown, CEO of BT Rich Media said: 'This year's awards have been designed to significantly increase consumer participation. Music fans have just begun to seriously embrace digital music and our aim was to celebrate the role that Broadband from BT plays in providing technology for the industry.'