The British Internet Broadcasting Company (BiBC) has signed an audio and video content deal with EMI Music UK. BiBC's digital store – the largest downloadable video content store in the UK – will add thousands content, including the latest music videos, from EMI's library.

The deal will allow BiBC to make available for sale audio and video content direct to consumers on a download-to-own basis via its website. The content will be completely and genuinely 'on demand' meaning that consumers will be able to view content while it is downloading.

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