Why would Channel One advertise a website like this to kids? Alloy Media and Marketing own Channel One News. Alloy also owns Teen.com and other age-inappropriate websites aimed at young people. Alloy wants its companies to cross-promote each other. Alloy and Channel One think this type of article is appropriate for teens and preteens....
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If parents watched Channel One’s rebroadcast of this show on channelone.com, they would never know a movie was advertised. Since 2007, Channel One News has been cutting out the two 1-minute long commercial breaks from the webcast.This was done to keep the public in the dark.
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For months, Channel One tried to stop the U.S. Senate from looking into its unseemly presence in America’s schools, but it happened and Channel One was embarrassed. Now there is great speculation that an executive shake-up or a new PR campaign may happen soon. I will soon make my prediction on what will happen. (As if I know...
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