Comments on: AMC Has Twitter Suspend Mad Men Accounts

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By: Mostly Muppet

Mostly Muppet — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 13:14:32 +0000

‘Mad’ about Twitter…

As I’ve stated previously, I’m not a fan/viewer of Mad Men. Yet.
I have all the episodes (from both seasons) on the TiVo and it’s just a matter time before Jenn & I jump in. One of our main influences being her folks, who have b…

By: Michael

Michael — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 15:05:32 +0000

Who knows, suspending them may have been part of a marketing tactic. After all, I’m on Twitter all day every day and I heard nothing about the accounts until the news that they were canceled. While it doesn’t fit the era, suspend the reality of that for a moment and I think it’s brilliant for the characters to be on Twitter. It’s a combination of diary and office gossip. I hope AMC allows them back, I’m following now. It’s a great way to keep the show in front of me all day. Now if that Sterling Cooper web site did something cooler than go to the AMC site. AMC: if you want to talk about it, my Twitter it below.

By the way, my Anti-spam word for this post is Ikea, how cool.