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Kodak on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“to make sure that you are not the Kodak of the world and that you are the digital camera of the world. I mean, it's not a perfect analogy, but it it makes sense.”
Kodak is used as a negative example of a company that failed to adapt to technological change, serving as a cautionary tale.
▶ Hear it“show them, right? The Nifty50. Right. It was GE, Kodak, IBM, AT&T, like all of those companies, they're all gone, right? Or they've morphed into something else and the stocks have declined significantly over time.”
Used as a cautionary example of a once-prominent company that declined significantly, illustrating concentration risk.
▶ Hear it“And you look at Xerox and Kodak, both of them were headquartered in Rochester. Both of them controlled 80% of the global market... Kodak which continued on the analog path. Even though the company developed the digital camera, they stayed on the analog path.”
Discussed as a cautionary example of a company that failed to adapt to digital disruption despite inventing the digital camera and controlling 80% of the global market.
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