Blinkbox has struck deals with All3Media, Eagle Rock, Fireworks International, Shed Media, Target Entertainment and 3DD Entertainment to add a further 600 hours of shows to its service.

Binkbox CEO Michael Comish, said the deals signify the company's strength in the video-on-demand sector. “The past two years have seen many notable VOD services either go bankrupt or not enter the UK market,” he said. “In that time we've amassed a library of more than 6,000 of the best films and TV shows in the world and attracted an audience of more than 1.2 million users a month.”

This month Blinkbox launched its first movie streaming service for the Sony PS3 in the UK.

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