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May 15, 2015
Weekend Fun: Life after 'Mad Men'
While shocking and a bit gratuitous, Ginsberg’s response to the introduction of the IBM System/360 computer can be viewed as an underreaction to what computers (and technology, in the broader sense) would eventually do to the advertising industry, write Huge MD Michael Koziol.
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