From Jim Metrock: In 2007, Alloy, Inc. issued 150,000 shares of stock in connection with its purchase of Frontline Marketing. Alloy paid $5.8 million for Frontline, which included $1.8 million of stock. Alloy bought Frontline Marketing in...
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From Jim Metrock: Let’s go through this sordid situation step by step. 1. There is a terrible new show on MTV called “Skins.” The Parents Television Council calls Skins “the most dangerous program ever” for children.” Here is one article about the show. Just type “MTV Skins” in a search engine and you’ll...
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From Alloy’s annual 10-K report published April 12, 2010: We believe our business should continue to grow as we strive to capitalize on the following key assets: � Broad Access. We are able to reach a significant portion of targeted consumers by: (i) producing a wide range of college guides, books and recruitment publications;...
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Teen.com is a rough place for teens and preteens. The often age-inappropriate content on the site and its related sites, like Gurl.com, and the promotion of shows and books like Gossip Girl should be disturbing to most parents. The plain truth is if your child is being forced to watch Channel One News (their...
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Few parents know that Alloy’s Channel One News has a long history promoting MTV shows to preteens.
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