TV people now have a new source of free footage. BASF, "the world’s leading chemical company," as it calls itself, unveiled a new TV service in October 2007.
A press release gives more details of what is on offer, BASF launches new service for TV journalists.
It is a part of BASF's growing media presence. It all starts with a dedicated media portal. As well as the TV material, there are photos, podcasts and RSS news feeds.
The first two TV offerings are on catalysts and coatings. You have to register to get at the material. Not having any need for this material, we haven't tried it.
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