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we7 boss Steve Purdham revealed on-stage at MidemNet that the streaming music firm will launch its premium offering on 1 February. Now the company has announced more details.

UK-based music streaming service we7 has kicked off 2010 with a new look, including changes to the way its users can buy music downloads from the site.

First Last.fm shone a spotlight on unsigned bands, then we7 recently introduced its own programme for emerging acts... Now MySpace Music is at it, with a newly-announced "Introducing" scheme.

Yesterday saw something of a coup for UK streaming service we7 - it bagged the new Rihanna single from 4.23pm in the UK, the very same time the song got its global debut on radio.

UK streaming service we7 has announced its latest two pre-release listening parties, both of which are with big media firms.

UK streaming music firm we7 is understandably chuffed about being ranked first in Experian Hitwise's chart of the most popular UK music sites based on pageviews. CEO Steve Purdham describes it as a “significant...

Our lead examines questions about Spotify's model and long-term from its rivals.

UK streaming music site we7 has launched its latest initiative, we7 Presents, which aims to spotlight unsigned artists.

UK streaming music service we7 will soon launch a new initiative called we7 Presents, which will focus on a series of unsigned artists, giving each a ten-week promo package including homepage spots and mentions in their newsletter.

Okay, so the only place you'll find the Fab Four's recorded output available in digital form is still in The Beatles: Rock Band console game.

UK streaming music service we7 has been working hard in recent months to secure a string of pre-release exclusives on new albums. The latest is from Mika, with his The Boy Who Knew Too Much, which goes on sale on Monday but...