News in green
With The Green Channel, Thenewsmarket.com is launching the first vessel for videos focusing exclusively on environmental topics. With this offering, the provider is responding to the media's growing demand for video material with a broad selection of environmental topics.
With The Green Channel, Thenewsmarket.com is launching the first vessel for videos focusing exclusively on environmental topics. With this offering, the provider is responding to the media's growing demand for video material with a broad selection of environmental topics.
Thenewsmarket's green channel, which has a user base of 12,000 agencies in 144 countries, features videos from companies on topics such as renewable energy sources, eco-friendly transportation, green buildings and legislation to reduce carbon emissions. This year has seen a surge in demand for environmental, climate change and green content, according to Shoba Purushothaman, CEO and co-founder of Newsmarket. In recent months, news outlets have begun to allocate resources to track global political, regulatory and social support for green initiatives. Several companies in the transportation, consumer products and energy sectors have begun announcing environmentally friendly technologies and products. These are now available on Newsmarket, where journalists can register free of charge.
Thenewsmarket's green channel, which has a user base of 12,000 agencies in 144 countries, features videos from companies on topics such as renewable energy sources, eco-friendly transportation, green buildings and legislation to reduce carbon emissions. This year has seen a surge in demand for environmental, climate change and green content, according to Shoba Purushothaman, CEO and co-founder of Newsmarket. In recent months, news outlets have begun to allocate resources to track global political, regulatory and social support for green initiatives. Several companies in the transportation, consumer products and energy sectors have begun announcing environmentally friendly technologies and products. These are now available on Newsmarket, where journalists can register free of charge.
