The Epic Rise And Fall Of Kodak

Eastman Kodak was once one of the most important industrial companies in the United States. They dominated the consumer film throughout the 20th century making billions of dollars worth of profits. Their stock was included in the prestigious dow jones industrial index for decades. However, they failed to adapt to the changing times and their legacy film businesses eventually lost out to the digital camera. They Kodak barely exists as a company.

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[exildur]

These historical videos are so damn good, I love learning about this stuff!

[RBzee]

Eastman's original camera was called the Brownie.

[slvfelix]

Great video! And thanks for keeping the old intro. This channel is great!!

[tomlxyz]

Pitbull couldn't save it by rhyming Kodak with Kodak

[stephen]

When it come to tech companies…if you don’t innovate, you will lose🍧

[vincentnnyc]

Kodk ticker doesn’t appear on the stock market until Oct. 2013 base on my stock chart. If it is 100 year old company and appear in the dia. Did it file for bankruptcy and delisted and the recently got added back to the stock market?

[DDFinance]

You have to be able to adapt to the market. It‘s like survival of the fittest.

[EEZYEEEE]

Kodak CEO Antonio Perez probably cashed out millions in bonuses while tanking Kodak. Sad

[timothywilliams]

I despise Kodak because of their software that comes with the cameras. It pops up as soon as you launch the computer and for what ever reason isn't able to be closed without going into the task manager.