Satellite television company BSkyB has said it will work with internet search giant Google in order to develop its broadband services and products.
BSkyB, which offers a free broadband internet service to customers, said it would focus on three areas: search and adverts, videos and communications.
The firm are the latest to join forces and try to meet consumer calls for on-demand media and internet products.
Earlier this week, UK phone firm BT launched its broadband TV service.
Under the plans, BSkyB will launch a user-generated video service that will run off Google"s video content tools. Google recently bought the market leader in user-generated videos YouTube for $1.65bn.