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==History==

==History==

'''MTV''' is a [[cable television]] channel that originally launched on August 1, 1981 at midnight with the first song played being "Video Killed the Radio Star", a hit single released in 1979 by The Buggles. Until the late 1990s to the mid 2000s, MTV stood for "Music Television", although the slogan was heavily nullified by the migration to reality and other non-music programming. The slogan was officially retired and removed from the MTV logo in February of 2010, the roots of MTV's critically panned (but highly profitable and watched) reality programming date back to 1992 with the pilot episode of "The Real World". Throughout the 1980s (widely agreed to be the TV channels glory days) programming consisted of music videos accompanied by music industry news and promos accompanied by short commercial breaks.

'''MTV''' is a [[cable television]] channel that originally launched on August 1, 1981 at midnight with the first song played being "Video Killed the Radio Star", a hit single released in 1979 by The Buggles. Until the late 1990s to the mid 2000s, MTV stood for "Music Television", although the slogan was heavily nullified by the migration to reality and other non-music programming. The slogan was officially retired and removed from the MTV logo in February 2010, the roots of MTV's critically panned (but highly profitable and watched) reality programming date back to 1992 with the pilot episode of "The Real World". Throughout the 1980s (widely agreed to be the TV channels glory days) programming consisted of music videos accompanied by music industry news and promos accompanied by short commercial breaks.

==Glorification and Depiction of Teenage Pregnancy==

==Glorification and Depiction of Teenage Pregnancy==

[[Category:Anti Second Amendment]]

[[Category:Anti Second Amendment]]

[[Category:Liberal Media]]

[[Category:Liberal Media]]

[[Category : Hollywood Values]]

[[Category:Hollywood Values]]