Kodak Alaris-- film spinoff, and Eastman Kodak out of Bankruptcy

[MattKing]

I just tried to access a Kodak Technical Bulletin, and they all seem to have been taken down.

This coincides with Eastman Kodak coming out of Bankruptcy, and the announcement that the new entity owned by the UK Kodak pension fund will be known as Kodak Alaris: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...nd-document-imaging-businesses-222197521.html

 

[cdkrenzer]

Hi Matt,

The technical documents will return shortly.

Colleen

 

[Prof_Pixel]

I mentioned it on the Kodak Professional Facebook page and they said they'd look into it.

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

Matt,
Your title is quite confusing: is there a new film coming up, or not?

 

[PKM-25]

Matt,
Your title is quite confusing: is there a new film coming up, or not?

Ricardo, this is not a new film announcement but the long awaited rebranding of current Kodak films under new ownership. i expect this to evolve quite a bit in the next 6-12 months.

Lets be kind to our new Kodak Alaris family and leave the past behind, finally, we all have a common goal in mind.

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Title edited. Issue with the technical bulletins seems temporary.

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

Thanks for clarifying a confusing title!

 

[Prest_400]

Glad to hear about the new owners.

Let's see what keeps on emerging. As Dan says, It will be a rather long process; Transferring what was once something huge plus all the bureaucracy around ain't got to be easy.

Well managed and fitted to their market, they should be fine. A stable colour market will be nice.

 

[MattKing]

Thanks for clarifying a confusing title!

Hey, that's not my title that is confusing!

Although I cannot quite remember what my exact title was .

Really glad that the technical stuff will soon be back.

 

[eddie]

Glad to see this. I hope they have a long, and successful, future.

 

[MattKing]

Hi Matt,

The technical documents will return shortly.

Colleen

Thanks Colleen - they seem to be back now.