How Kodak Invented the Digital Camera… And Still Lost the Future of Photography

Why did Kodak go bankrupt after inventing the digital camera? This film traces how 24-year-old Stephen Sasson built an 8-pound, 100-pixel prototype in December 1975, how Kodak predicted the digital shift and became America's #1 digital camera seller by 2005, and why its 70% margin razor-and-blades film business still collapsed. From $16 billion in revenue to Chapter 11 on January 19, 2012 and a $525 million patent sale to Apple, Google and Facebook. #Kodak #KodakBankruptcy #WhyKodakFailed #WhyDidKodakGoBankrupt #KodakDigitalCamera #StevenSasson #GeorgeEastman #EastmanKodak #KodakHistory #KodakDigitalCameraStory #KodakFilm #RazorAndBladeBusinessModel #KodakChapter11 #KodakPark #KodakPatents #WhatHappenedToKodak #KodakEasyShare #KodakGallery #iPhone #KodakVsFujifilm #DigitalPhotography #CorporateFailure #BusinessDocumentary #TechDocumentary #RiseAndFallOfCompanies