Fans of AMC’s Mad Men probably remember the scene where a beleaguered Don Draper makes a pitch to the guys from Kodak on how to sell their new device, the Carousel. He markets the rotating slide projector on the feeling …

If you learn one thing from this video, it’s that Don Draper is a much better pitchman than the notoriously awkward Mark Zuckerberg. Maybe if Zuck put on a slick 60s suit and started chain smoking Lucky Strikes during Facebook …

In early April, Netflix announced that it had reached a deal to stream the hit AMC television series Mad Men. Now, here in late July, the company has announced that it’s now available. The deal was for the first four …

Netflix has announced it has entered into a syndication agreement with Lionsgate to stream the first four seasons of the AMC series “Mad Men” starting July 27. Additional seasons of “Mad Men” will be available after they have aired on …

The 4th season opener of the AMC show Mad Men aired last night, and in it, the main character Don Draper had an interview with a reporter from Ad Age. While the show is clearly fictional and takes place in the 60s, it seems that Ad Age has taken some issue with how it was represented as a publication.

Rance Crain has posted a spiel about what the show failed to get right (in Ad Age’s eyes), and how it really was back then:

Popular TV show Mad Men returns to AMC tomorrow night, and Google is taking the opportunity to get advertisers interested in targeting viewers through Google TV Ads.

I suppose you may have had the same response to this idea that I did initially so let’s jump right in.