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. This...
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When Channel One News is paid to advertise a movie to its captive audience, they don’t fool around. They use every part of their “news show” to pound the ads into students.
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From Jim Metrock: This video says a lot about the frivolous nature of Channel One News. Alverno High School an all-female Catholic school in California invited Channel One on-air personality Steven Fabian to give the commencement address. He accepted the invitation. He shouldn’t have. The principal of the school introduces him, but instead of...
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From Jim Metrock: On June 3, Channel One News ended their 2010-11 broadcast year. They ended a week early to save money. The company is strapped for cash. (The idea that they would continue to tape their show for youth interested in the news during the summer?? absolutely not gonna happen.) The four...
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On June 4 this was posted on Channel One’s Facebook page. The lazy, pretend journalists at Channel One News have no interest in doing their TV show during the summer or for that matter on any weekend or holiday. They could easily provide young people with an up-to-the-minute news show on their website (unlike...
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On May 25, 2011, Channel One News devoted their entire show to advertising four ABC television shows. The...
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Observations from Jim Metrock: I have been watching Channel One News on-air personalities since 1996. I offer my opinions about the current and hopefully last crew. Shelby Holliday – Working at Channel One may be her peak achievement in the news world. Sometimes her delivery is painful to watch. She repeats all the...
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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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Jon Favreau loves pitching his new movie to a captive audience of schoolchildren.
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