This article is from April 25, 2013: Spring house cleaning continues at marketing company Channel One. A look back at the man who loved to connect advertisers with children. In the early 2000’s when he was Channel One’s VP of Sales Kent Haehl knew that there was an obesity crisis developing among...
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From Philadelphia Business Journal Dec 19, 2013 School advertising equals pocket change, not a gold mine School students may see much more advertising if a new bill passes. Samantha Freda, Contributor At the start of the new year, City Council will decide whether or not to allow advertising in Philadelphia schools to generate...
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Spring house cleaning continues at marketing company Channel One. A look back at the man who loved to connect advertisers with children. In the early 2000’s when he was Channel One’s VP of Sales Kent Haehl knew that there was an obesity crisis developing among young people, but he signed up junk food...
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Channel One news anchor Julian Dujaric.
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From Jim Metrock: You can tell how healthy Channel One News is simply by counting the number of full-paying, regular advertisers who have bought spots on the classroom TV show. When you see a public service announcement, that means Channel One had no regular advertiser for that spot. Some organizations may...
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