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As advertised on Channel One News: EF Tours (October 21, 2009)
EF Tours thought they would advertise their European vacation packages to Channel One’s captive audience.
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As advertised on Channel One News: Teen.com (October 21, 2009)
Forget the name, Teen.com is loaded with age-inappropriate content. Teen.com is Channel One’s sister company so both companies cross-promote the other. One more reason to remove Channel One News from secondary schools, especially middle schools.
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This website is advertised on Channel One
Why would Channel One advertise a website like this to kids? Alloy Media and Marketing own Channel One News. Alloy also owns Teen.com and other age-inappropriate websites aimed at young people. Alloy wants its companies to cross-promote each other. Alloy and Channel One think this type of article is appropriate for teens and preteens....
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Channel One News airs ads for edgy Teen.com in middle schools.
Channel One News and Teen,com article
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Channel One does its part to promote MTV’s pornographic “Skins”
From Jim Metrock: Let’s go through this sordid situation step by step. 1. There is a terrible new show on MTV called “Skins.” The Parents Television Council calls Skins “the most dangerous program ever” for children.” Here is one article about the show. Just type “MTV Skins” in a search engine and you’ll...
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