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They picked up Best Single for " I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor", Best New Band and Best Group. Arctic Monkeys were also big winners at the NME Awards, taking home three awards. A week later their debut album, " Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not", sold over 360,000 copies in its first week. Arctic Monkeys were the big story, with their second single " When the Sun Goes Down" repeating the feat of their debut and reaching number one. Meanwhile, The Strokes and HARD-Fi both got their first number one albums in January, the Strokes previously having two number twos.

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Ward later went on to top the charts with his debut album in April, on the back of his reality TV show success. In January, X Factor winner Shayne Ward held on to the top spot in the single chart with his debut " That's My Goal" for three weeks. Smash Hits magazine, the traditional live Saturday morning kids' programmes on BBC & ITV and Top of the Pops television show all ended in 2006 Top of the Pops had been broadcasting on the BBC since 1964 whilst the Saturday morning kids shows had been broadcasting on the BBC & ITV since 1968 with Smash! Hits being published since 1978.

The rise of the internet's influence contrasted with the end of some other long running pop media.

From the beginning of 2007, 'physical' copies of a song no longer need to be issued for a song to chart which raises the possibility of golden oldies entering the charts on the back of downloads alone. When the rules changed, " Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley became the first song to top the singles chart on the basis of downloads alone. Sandi Thom and Lily Allen both had massive success off the back of initial exposure on the web, Many artists used MySpace to spread their music to the wider world Downloaded music also began to dominate the charts, with sales of legal downloads rising from less than six million in 2004 to over 50 million in 2006.

The internet had an increased impact on music.

A number of pop acts from the 1990s enjoyed comebacks, with Take That in particular having chart and touring success Emma Bunton and All Saints also returned to the charts.

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At both ends of the year, the chart was dominated by acts from series 2 and series 3 of The X Factor: former contestants Shayne Ward, Chico Slimani and Leona Lewis had number one singles, with Ward and Journey South both enjoying number-one albums.