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The advertising positioned the product line and created a bold identity for the company.

Without them we have fewer advertising positions to sell, and without selling advertising you know the rest.

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Ms. Robinson, 42, joined the Times Company Magazine Group in 1983 and has held several sales and advertising positions.

In 1898 his father persuaded Lasker to move to Chicago to try an advertising position at Lord & Thomas.

Before serving as president and general manager of The Times, she held senior advertising positions for the newspaper and for the company's women's and sports magazine groups.

"Their advertising position is correct," said William T. Gregor, the head of financial services consulting at Gemini Consulting in Boston.

NARAS's reason for pulling the ad was "the limited number of advertising positions available in the magazine in conjunction with the somewhat controversial nature of your product."

Høybråten was critical of employers advertising positions for non-smokers, since his he felt the issue ought to be fighting tobacco and its adverse health effects, rather than discriminating against people who smoke.

The Journal's attempts to sell ads have not been helped by the fact that the top advertising position will soon have changed hands five times in eight years, sometimes going to people with little or no newspaper experience.

After joining the company in 1983, Ms. Robinson, a former public school teacher, worked in a variety of senior advertising positions for the newspaper as well as for the company's women's magazine and sports magazine groups.

It was part of the Alfred Hugenberg concern, taken over by the Eher Press in 1934 in order to improve the advertising position of the National Socialist Gau presses.

Before joining National Geographic, Ms. McCraw held marketing or advertising positions with the Gannett Company, TV Guide, New West magazine and the Petersen Publishing Company.

"There are certain areas that people don't necessarily want to go to," explained Judy Wald, chairwoman of Judy Wald Partners, an executive search firm in Manhattan that specializes in advertising positions.

Some analysts said, for example, that at some magazines it was now possible to buy a prime advertising position, like the back cover, which generally commands a premium rate, for the much lower price of a page buried deep within the publication.

The network is not concerned about the "rhetorical warfare" over homosexuals, said George F. Schweitzer, senior vice president of CBS marketing and communications in New York, adding, "It clearly does not dictate our advertising positions."

LEAD: * Alzed Communications, a division of Alzed Enterprises Ltd., Pittsburgh, a communications industry executive search and placement firm whose specialty is advertising positions, has opened a New York office.

There were also premium services available to estate and letting agents (such as Search Engine Optimization consultancy, branded email alerts and increased traffic) and Google Ads were displayed in unsold advertising positions on the right hand side of search results.

She worked at Chrysler for 12 years in various field positions in Detroit, Denver and Los Angeles, leaving in 1984 for Toyota, where she held a number of marketing and advertising positions, the last as national marketing manager for the Lexus division.