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From NYTWhen Eastman Kodak emerges from bankruptcy this summer or fall, it will be a shadow of the blue-chip corporate giant it once was ( Read more... )

From the New York Times

As part of its bankruptcy reorganization, Eastman Kodak is planning to wind down sales of consumer inkjet printers next year, products that were once called a crucial part of its turnaround effort ( Read more... )

"I haven't seen film in a while. I'm really confused now."

Stopped by the developer yesterday to see if a few rolls were finished. Picked up more rolls of Kodak 200 and Fuji Superia 200 color films. Was also given a few rolls of medium format T-Max 100, and one of Ektachrome 64 daylight. The 120 films are at least a decade old, and not knowing how long they have been left out of cold storage leaves ( Read more... )

"As Eastman Kodak Co. investors bet the 131-year-old photographic pioneer was headed for bankruptcy, the company decided Chapter 11 was the simplest way to become the leaner digital printing specialist it aspires to be."

Full articleSince 2003, Kodak has shuttered 13 manufacturing facilities and 130 processing labs, and laid off 47,000 employees, ( Read more... )

Kodak preparing for Chapter 11
"The 131-year-old company is still making last-ditch efforts to sell off some of its patent portfolio and could avoid Chapter 11 if it succeeds, one of the people said. But the company has started making preparations for a filing in case those efforts fail, including talking to banks about some $1 billion in financing ( Read more... )