Because Alloy Media and Marketing created the smutty Gossip Girl books and TV show and they also own Channel One News. They purchased Channel One News in 2007 so they could advertise their offensive books and TV shows to a captive audience of schoolchildren.
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“Schools also will claim the 10 minutes devoted each day to Channel One, a student-produced information program.” http://www2.tricities.com/tri/news/local/article/bristol_virginia_school_board_adds_minutes_to_school_day/42334/ It’s all about time. In 2010, there are few schools in the situation where they can waste one hour a week watching a controversial, commercial TV show.
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Jon Favreau loves pitching his new movie to a captive audience of schoolchildren.
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It’s noon EDT and Channel One’s official “youth news” web site has no mention of the Times Square car bomb story. This event happened just blocks away from Channel One’s studio. Nobody is at home at Channel One News on the weekends. This makes a mockery of their claim to be the premiere source...
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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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This video is from the December 1, 2009 Channel One News program. Channel One News is suppose to be about news, current events. That was the promise made to schools. Channel One however can’t afford to report much news. Instead they fill their “news” program with “filler” stories like this one. Nothing in this...
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This commercial is from a January 2001 Channel One News program. Although currently Channel One does not air junk food commercials, there is always the fear that these kiddie marketers may bring them back to American classrooms. That would seem to be impossible with the present concern about youth obesity, but Channel One executives...
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This is a YouTube video that ridicules Channel One News. These are high school students and it is a real tragedy for high school students to be wasting time watching Channel One and its commercials. These students evidently must be required to watch the show quite a bit to know all the on-air personalities.
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