Interrupting class time to urge middle school students to drink more Pepsi? Channel One News advertised Pepsi products for over a decade. ;
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Complete, unedited Channel One News for April 6, 1998
Complete, unedited Channel One News for February 1, 2005
Channel One News prevents parents from seeing the commercials they send to American classrooms. They remove commercials from their playback for parents on Channelone.com. Obligation provides parents and the public with the full Channel One shows that students were forced to watch while they sit at their desks.
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Complete, unedited Channel One News for January 8, 1999
Channel One News advertises Snickers and video games to middle school students. This type of advertising caused Channel One to lose thousands of schools.
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Complete, unedited Channel One News for November 28, 2006
This is the full show that students were compelled to watch under force of Channel One’s onerous contract. Contract: Channel One loans a school TV equipment as long as the school shows the youth marketing firm’s TV show called Channel One News AT LEAST 90% of school days. (That’s over one instructional week of...
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How Channel One News serves their largest advertiser: The U.S. Army
From 2011: Channel One devotes its January 10, 2011 show to one advertiser – the US Army. Video was removed due to complaint filed by Channel One News.
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Complete, unedited Channel One News for November 2, 2004
Channel One News does not allow parents to see the full show that is shown to schoolchildren. Channel One removes commercials from its web rebroadcast meant for parental viewing. Here is another complete Channel One News program.
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As advertised on Channel One News: Air Force (October 19, 2009)
The number one advertiser on Channel One is the U.S. Federal Government. Our government has infused Channel One with millions of dollars each year to air military recruitment ads in American classrooms.
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