Season 1, Episode 1 : r/madmen
Mad Men | Flashy Box
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Mad Men': 18 Props From the '60s
Nel 1960s. All'interno di una stanza con computer e persone sul lavoro di maneggiarli e registrare e leggere le informazioni. Un segno sopra il computer mainframe dice IBM 360. IBM System 360
5 Reasons to Love 'Mad Men's' New Star: The IBM 360
Mad Men Recap: Don Draper Faces His Own Obsolescence | WIRED
That Mad Men Computer, Explained by HBR in 1969
Mad Men on X: "Technology can be unreliable nowadays. Bid on this IBM Selectric Typewriter now: http://t.co/N4CI6FwYil http://t.co/ebH9sSdnBy" / X
Mad Men may be going a little too hard on the symbolism in Season 7 so far, what with the Don Draper coffin shots, the IBM-type preacher, the hippie commune… - The
Starring the Computer - IBM System/360 in Mad Men - Season 7, Episode 4, "The Monolith" (2014)
5 Reasons to Love 'Mad Men's' New Star: The IBM 360
Mad Men IBM Tech anxiety - YouTube
IBM on X: "On Mad Men last night, SC&P got an IBM S/360, an innovation that changed computing forever: http://t.co/Bdm8TzBiZP http://t.co/nVOQ0Js16V" / X
Computer ibm storici immagini e fotografie stock ad alta risoluzione - Alamy
Lost in the Movies: Mad Men - "The Runaways" (season 7, episode 5)
IBM S/360, la computadora que revolucionó la oficina de Mad Men
Economic Lessons From 'Mad Men' - The New York Times
Why 'Mad Men's IBM Computer Made Ginsberg Cut Off His Own Nipple
IBM Selectric Typewriter, Star of 'Mad Men,' Turns 50, Gets Stamp | HuffPost Culture
michael koziol | Campaign India
18 Mad Men Anachronisms Spotted by the Internet
Mad Men' Recap: Technophobia | Ad Age
1957 Ad IBM Electric Typewriter Vintage Office Mad Men Retro | Etsy | Vintage typewriters, Vintage office, Retro
Mad Men The Monolith recap: IBM computer replaces the creative lounge.
Starring the Computer - IBM System/360 in Mad Men - Season 7, Episode 4, "The Monolith" (2014)
10 Questionable Workplace Choices In Mad Men
Make mainframes, not war: how Mad Men sold computers in the 1960s and 1970s | Ars Technica
