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9/28/2022 Texas and Alabama parents share the same problem. The difference: Texas parents...
Channel One News had many on-air personalities who acted goofy. Tom Hanson is shown...
Channel One’s executives knew the content of this "hard" PG13 movie. They advertised anyhow. They advertised this movie to high school and middle school students. Below is the quick review of content from ScreenIt.com. Channel One knows that children younger than middle school age are often on their web...
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Channel One News is now trying to convince students to use Cliff Notes. Cliff Notes of course are the historically quick way to learn enough to pass a test without actually reading the assigned book. This is an irresponsible decision by Channel One’s executives. This had to have been approved by the only educator...
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If you think you are going to make money putting ads into a school room or onto a school bus, ask these men. From Jim Metrock: Ever since BusRadio ceased operations on September 28 they have said a press release would be soon issued. It seems to me, the only reason they would...
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It looked too good to be true. The numbers would make any Kiddie Marketer drool. According to School Transportation News, 26 million elementary and secondary school children ride school buses daily in the U. S., twice a day. When extracurricular activities are added, there are annually more than 10 billion individual student rides....
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A bad idea has no other place to go. From Jim Metrock: BusRadio has ceased operations. There will be no more targeted advertising of Nexon online games to first graders. No more DJs interviewing the star of a filthy sitcom so kids will tune in. No more make-believe, BusRadio-backed "stars" like Bryant James...
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Knock You Down by Keri Hilson is getting air time on buses equipped with BusRadio. This song is just one of the latest cleaned-up songs from an artist that has a reputation for dirty lyrics. Hilson’s Turnin’ Me On is on the same CD that Knock You Down came from – In A...
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Screen grab from today’s BusRadio homepage. From Jim Metrock: Many of the people that worked at BusRadio are gone. Layoffs have taken their toll. Even the original DJs, Mat and Lucia, are gone. Incredibly one man prominently remains… Bryant James. This singer is under contract to BusRadio. BusRadio owns a piece of this...
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Busradioparents.com normally allows parents and others to hear the current programming that their kids hear on the school bus. It is September 16 and still only old broadcasts from last school year are being heard on the site. What has happen? Is BusRadio playing airing new programming for the 2009-2010 school year and not...
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http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-09-1999A1.doc http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-09-1999A1.pdf http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-09-1999A1.txt Every school board member, superintendent, board attorney, and director of pupil transportation needs to read this important study on BusRadio. Here is a brief sampling of a quotes from the report. After mentioning various claims about whether BusRadio will improve or diminish safety on school buses, the FCC says,...
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Above: From BusRadio’s web replay of its school bus programming. (Sept. 14, 2009)
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Today, BusRadio has begun pushing a new DVD on its elementary school-age visitors. The whole top of their home page is devoted to pitching Barbie and The Three Musketeers. BusRadio is a marketing company. They have a One-Two marketing punch when it comes to kids. One: Advertising the product on their BusRadio radio show...
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Channel One CEO Kent "I Can Sell A Kid Anything" Haehl Paul "Dude, Where’s My Car?" Folkemer, used to be an educator, now he’s a Kiddie Marketer. Few parents know what an important...
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If school officials read only one paragraph of the Federal Communications Commission’s investigative study on BusRadio it should be, of course, the conclusion above. Obligation believes that the few school districts that currently have BusRadio should: 1. Suspend the playing of BusRadio’s programming on all buses. 2. Contact parents and provide them the link...
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They just don’t learn. BusRadio has unveiled a new web feature called Name That Tune! They play a portion of a song and children have to pick the correct title from several possible choices. The correct song below is Lady Gaga’s Just Dance. Notice it is a "BusRadio Edit" of the song. The song...
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http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/news_education_edblog/2009/09/feds-criticize-busradio-which-seminole-schoosl-tried.html May 8, 2008 Show Could Be Over For BusRadio On Seminole County School Buses by Dave Weber, Orlando Sentinel May 17, 2008 BusRadio Disaster In Seminole County May Have National Impact (VIDEO) May 19, 2008 "if this illogical decision is finalized" The utter arrogance of BusRadio’s sales force.
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Channel One News continues to use its in-school TV show and its web site to relentlessly and unethically promote its advertisers. For years the company has mixed news and advertising in a way that many students would find confusing. The article below looks like a news story. It is intended to mislead. It’s a...
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Today the Federal Communications Commission issued their report to Congress about BusRadio. Parents and other citizens should read this report; school board members, superintendents, and pupil transportation directors NEED to read this report. Obligation urges every school district that still has BusRadio playing on their buses should suspend the playing of BusRadio until this...
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BusRadio’s radio show heard on school buses constantly tells kids to visit their web site Busradio.com when they get home. The site is one specially-targeted advertisement after another. Here is the top of their home page. BusRadio is now heavily promoting the Cartoon Network and a movie that will air on September 13. Even...
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Alloy Media and Marketing is in the business of attracting young people to advertising. They make their money by convincing national companies to advertise with them and the resulting ad revenue is what makes the Fat Cats at Alloy rich. Alloy has to first attract young people’s attention before they can sell that attention...
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