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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If parents watched Channel One’s rebroadcast of this show on channelone.com, they would never know a movie was advertised. Since 2007, Channel One News has been cutting out the two 1-minute long commercial breaks from the webcast.This was done to keep the public in the dark.
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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 form of the program length commercial was a “pop quiz” featuring stars from each show as team captains. The four Channel One News on-air personalities gave up their pretense of being reporters. They...
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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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Shelby Holliday wastes class time for up to six million unfortunate schoolchildren. Channel One News January 20, 2011 SCRIPT HEY GUYS.IT’S THURSDAY JANUARY 20TH. SHELBY HOLLIDAY HERE IN MY ARMSTRONG MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL T-SHIRT. BIG SALUTE TO THE CREW FROM RAYNE, LOUISIANA FOR SENDING THIS IN. CHANNEL ONE NEWS STARTS RIGHT...
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Boys and girls, it’s time for your Summer Update! From Jim Metrock: Channel One News often defends their company by saying they are the only source of news for many young people. If Channel One went away, then these poor, helpless children would be in the dark about current events. Obligation has had great...
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This clip picks up after two brief headlines that take a minute each Channel One’s Shelby Holliday gives a “teaser” for a NASCAR story after the commercial break. Ms. Holliday knows there is no need for a “teaser” since schools are contractually required to show the controversial Channel One News program to the captive...
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