The BBC has launched a paid downloads store where it will offer recent programmes, classics and "lost gems from the BBC archive" for sale. The BBC Store will be fully integrated into iPlayer, so ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. LONDON — Want to buy the latest episode of “Doctor Who” hours after the TV transmission, some exclusive “Top Gear” footage or a ...

Andrew Davies: Originals collection includes nine previously unreleased titles including his first available BBC play from 1970 Is That Your Body, Boy? The collection will be available on BBC Store ...

The BBC has launched the BBC Store where you can buy and download old TV shows from the broadcaster. The BBC Store features lots of classic TV shows and also some of their more recent ones, including ...

The BBC Store launched just 18 months ago. Its goal was to help further monetise BBC content by allowing users to buy, download, and watch around 7,000 hours of BBC programming. Those who bought the ...

The BBC is launching a paid online video service that will allow users to buy episodes of their favourite shows. The new BBC Store is planned for an autumn launch, and will offer an expanding ...

BBC Worldwide is shutting down its digital download store as audiences gravitate towards streaming services like Netflix, Amazon and other third party platforms. “It doesn’t make sense for us to ...

Update, May 25, 2017: The BBC Store, despite launching just 18 months ago, has closed down. There was no warning; if you visit the BBC Store website you can no longer buy anything. All you get is a ...

BBC Store will allow users to browse and purchase BBC content By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent The BBC Store, an online service that will allow users in the U.K. to browse and purchase BBC content ...

Before iPlayer existed, VHS tapes and DVDs were one of the few ways to rewatch BBC shows. Unless you caught a rerun or had diligently prepared the VCR, that is. These days iPlayer reigns supreme, but ...

That’s the strapline for the BBC’s BBC Store which launched today. It’s a strapline that begs the question - did iTunes and Amazon Prime never happen for the BBC? And what's been on those silver disks ...