Virgin Entertainment Group -- the parent company of Virgin Megastores -- is to offer downloadable music via an online service called Virgin JamCast.
In partnership with US technology company Wavo, Virgin will offer users the chance to listen to and purchase a variety of music from major labels and independent artists. Unlike other services, the content will be delivered to users on request.
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