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Because The Times thought the campaign came straight from Vonage, which has advertised on the site before, it allowed the advertiser to use an outside vendor that it had not vetted to actually deliver the ads, Ms. McNulty said.

These snobbish-sounding objections have only fueled the library's public relations offensive, which has advertised the plan as democratizing a building that many New Yorkers find intimidating.

For Ty Ku (rhymes with haiku), which has advertised only in trade publications on a limited basis, the campaign is its first aimed at consumers.

In contrast, Volkswagen of America Inc., which has advertised on "Ellen" for two years, is introducing a humorous commercial during tonight's episode.

It is the first time that American Eagle, which has advertised on television since 2001, has hired an outside agency for those tasks.

A look at the magazine's rate card suggests that a retailer like Target, which has advertised steadily in The New Yorker since 2003, would pay a bit under $1.1 million for the ads.

Mr. Costello's appearance had been arranged by Iridium, which had advertised it widely.

At least one member of the band, which had advertised its pyrotechnics prowess as a selling point, died in the blaze.

Known as the "skyline spectacular," it was a fabulous free show courtesy of Allen's, which had advertised its candies in animated neon lights above the factory since the mid-1950s.

AOL, which had advertised computer software on "The Rush Limbaugh Show," said in a statement posted on Facebook on Monday morning, "At AOL one of our core values is that we act with integrity.

Liquor companies say their absence from television had become a relic, placing them at a competitive disadvantage against beer and wine, which have advertised on the air for years.