Channel One News advertises video games and video game systems to students as they sit in their school desks.
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Channel One News advertises video games and video game systems to students as they sit in their school desks.
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Tell Kmart: Stop stealing taxpayer-funded class time. The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood
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See what Channel One News doesn’t want you to see. What Channel One shows parents is not what students see in their classroom. Channel One does not allow the public to see two minutes of their 12-minute daily program. Channel One News removes both commercial breaks from their web rebroadcast of the show....
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https://obligation.org/pdf/c1brochurefinal032808.pdf
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This ad appeared several times in Advertising Age. This is how Channel One News thinks about students. They are just a set of eyeballs that are to be sold to the highest bidders. Click on picture for full ad. https://obligation.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/c1undividedattention.pdf
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April 22, 2011 – Ms. Teegarden is wrong. Channel One News doesn’t start after her movie plug, it started when the students saw the number TEN appear on screen. That’s when Channel One automatically appeared on classroom TV screens. You see, Channel One News never trusted classroom teachers to actually turn on their...
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From the Feb. 28, 2011 program – This has now become a routine way that Channel One News fills time between commercials.
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From Jim Metrock: I am pretty awful at picking stocks. If you think you are in bad shape with your investments, you should see my brokerage statements. Actually, even I am not looking at my own brokerage (now I know why “broke” is in the word) statements because I don’t have the nerve....
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Channel One’s disgraced lobbyist pleads guilty in D. C. today. Does Channel One have anything to worry about? Or will Channel One claim Casino Jack overcharged them like the Indian tribes? We will wait and see. One thing for sure – Channel One and Primedia wish they had never heard of Mr. Abramoff.
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