Hillary Rodham Clinton hired her own version of “Mad Men” to enhance her stable of political advertising makers for her campaign, a young New York-based firm that created her most recent spots featuring four working women that highlighted pay equity and college affordability, according to two people privy to the work.
Droga5 was the firm that created Mrs. Clinton’s four recent spots, all targeting women, the two people said. The spots were praised by Republicans who called them a creative way to reach out to female voters, who make up a majority of the electorate and whose support will be crucial for Mrs. Clinton. Full story at The New York Times.
