Channel One News advertised candy and other junk food in American classrooms for over a decade.
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Complete, unedited Channel One News for October 5, 1998
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- Jessica Kumari, of all people, reports on why American education faces problems.
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- As advertised in classrooms on Channel One News: Cingular (2003)
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- As advertised on Channel One News: Zelda video game (2003)
- Pop Quiz Challenge challenges school administrators patience with Channel One’s over-the-top teen marketing.
- As advertised in classrooms on Channel One News: FindTuition.com (1996)
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- As advertised in classrooms on Channel One News: Cinn-a-burst gum (1996)
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- Adiana Diaz leaves Channel One News
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- School time will be used to promote The Hunger Games movie. You don’t have a problem with that, do you?
- Our email to CEO Kent Haehl and Channel One’s “child advocate” Dr. Paul Folkemer
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- Channel One’s “journalists” on parade
- Channel One News continues to send kids to highly charged sexual website.
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- A classic video: Schools for Sale (1995)
- OMG! Channel One News is selling kids Blackberry cell phones.
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- Norwayne Middle School nominated for Wastin’ Time & Tax Dollars Award
- School boards, make a vow to remove Channel One from your schools.
- The ad man that runs Channel One News.
- Chronicle
- How Channel One News helped create the youth obesity crisis. (5 commercials 2002)
- Procter & Gamble buys school time to sell deodorant.
- Channel One News wants your daughter to visit gURL.com.
- Schools help promote Nickelodeon’s How To Rock TV show
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- Revisiting Time Magazine’s “Captive Audience: Has Advertising in School Gone Too Far?” (2010)
- Some Louisiana schools that show movie commercials to students during the school day.
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- One more time with feeling. Channel One’s phony sales presentation.
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