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Kodak Comeback, Quick Read

It may not be the "official" page, but it has the ear of the higher echolons in Kodak; this is obvious from following down threads — hundreds of them.
 
Thanks for the shout-out Christopher but we've already been 'talked to', so we need to get back on topic.

OK, thanks, Bill... you're a good "topic cop"! Next time I'll try to keep my rant-trap shut before I read the whole thread. (Notice I said, "try"!)
 
Interesting indeed. Would the consumption of motion picture film on an ongoing basis be enough to stoke the fire and keep Kodak out of strife?
 
The precipitous decline in the use of motion picture print stock for theatre distribution is probably the single biggest reason that the Kodak bankruptcy proceedings were initiated when they were.
 
And still no follow-up or press release on "Project Lazarus" from Kodak? Hmmm.
 
And still no follow-up or press release on "Project Lazarus" from Kodak? Hmmm.

CGW, yes, no follow-up.
My friend in LA said Ms. Pasterczyk haven't responded to his message.
 
CGW, yes, no follow-up.
My friend in LA said Ms. Pasterczyk haven't responded to his message.

Too bad. Not sure what to think now. Either she was misquoted or was just BSing off the record and was taken seriously. Hoping there's some substance to this.
 
Some "analog" Kodak news:

Kodak and Samsung Announce Strategic Alliance in Consumer Inkjet Printing

"....Samsung will sell Samsung all-in-one inkjet printers using Kodak's printer and proprietary ink technology."

Samsung is doing pretty good for itself lately and Kodak getting the ink part of the distribution is nice!

PE are those folks that do ink R&D the same folks that work on say dyes and other aspects in film (ie the Ektar engineers, etc.)? Obviously any growth is good for your community, but does this help film in any regard?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/kodak-and-samsung-announce-strategic-alliance-in-consumer-inkjet-printing-2012-04-26
 
They never learned that people do not want printers?
 
They never learned that people do not want printers?

Perhaps they were just a bit late. To be fair to Kodak they have grasped the fact that people want cheaper consumables like inks but companies like Lexmark have done so much damage with their extortionate ink prices and it's turned many people off.

Ian
 

Some are the same people and some are new to EK.

There is recent Kodak news floating around here and on the news. Kodak still lost a lot of $$.

PE
 
There is recent Kodak news floating around here and on the news. Kodak still lost a lot of $$.

PE

Oh joy! << Insert Roll Eyes >> Just what we needed to hear!
 
They never learned that people do not want printers?

It is not their home printer business that their energies are/were most focussed on - it is their commercial graphics business (CREO).
 
Paul krugman is a marxist.......enough said

And so am I... my guess is you have never read anything, AT ALL, from Marx.

Interesting though is that the Kodak site has changed a few times recently. This whole "Why Film Matters" campaign is interesting. Lots of directors seem to be unwilling to switch over.
 
Paul krugman is a marxist.......enough said

Off the meds again, Adam? Recall you having some major OT issues. BTW what's the Rx for "splenetic ranting?"
 
I luvs this forum... makes me look up noo big wurdz a cupple timez per weak.
 
Funny but there's not been anything I'm aware of anywhere to confirm the OP's report, aside from a Kodak munchkin speaking(OTR?) at a meeting.
 
CGW, you are right. I don't know where the information originated, and there hasn't been anything to verify what the OP wrote. There's no source other than the OP. AFAIK, the OP never made another post to this thread.
 
And so am I... my guess is you have never read anything, AT ALL, from Marx.

In today's political parlance, "marxist" is just a general term for "something I find scary." For instance, I had to work on a book where it was claimed that President Obama was both a "marxist" and a "crony capitalist," more or less simultaneously. And, in addition, a puppet of the (very not-marxist) Bilderberg group.

In the future, we will all be marxist for 15 minutes.
 
CGW, you are right. I don't know where the information originated, and there hasn't been anything to verify what the OP wrote. There's no source other than the OP. AFAIK, the OP never made another post to this thread.

Might be best if the Mods close it given recent OT chatter. Surely we'll all hear about it if there really is any substance to what this Kodak rep reportedly said.