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In reply to the discussion: Kodak set to quit camera film and photo paper business [View all]GP6971
(38,012 posts)30. Not sure, but
they sure make a big ass Tundra. Saw one today, V8, pulling cars out of the loose sand on the beach. Impressive to say the least.
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I worked at Kodak for 10 years. Even their "consumer electronic like" products...
reACTIONary
Aug 2012
#37
heh, heh, I know a buyer called Bain Capital, they love these downgoing companies
wordpix
Aug 2012
#5
They didn't see the writing on the wall in 2000 when HP introduced their first digital camera
DainBramaged
Aug 2012
#6
No, I have a lot of respect for the organization. I believe everyone should have a union.
Ash_F
Aug 2012
#43
Here's a fact, Toyota and Honda lost their way while the Domestics caught up and took back share
DainBramaged
Aug 2012
#15
yes & it took Barack Obama to get them to increase the CAFE standards & US fuel efficiency
wordpix
Aug 2012
#18
direct your anger at the exec's b/c Honda, Toyota were always ahead on fuel efficiency
wordpix
Aug 2012
#35
As a Rochester native- a lot of kids I went to school with were from Kodak families-
NBachers
Aug 2012
#7
My best friend moved from there 5 years ago when they started layoffs on a massive scale
DainBramaged
Aug 2012
#10
Yep- It was a monumental event in my life when I received an Instamatic as a gift
NBachers
Aug 2012
#17
I think a book is about sharing an imagined experience with a writer, especially fiction
daleo
Sep 2012
#59
My grandfather, a semi-professional photographer, embraced Kodachrome when it was introduced.
slackmaster
Aug 2012
#48