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The Decline of Kodak...What Happened?

United StatesPublished June 13, 2018

Views 692K  |  Likes 17.0K  |  Comments 3.28K
Views#3,497,134Global
Views#766,028United States

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1.8M subs•498 videos•May 2017

This video has 692K views and 17.0K likes, ranking #3,497,134 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

692,815

Likes

17,087

Comments

3,287

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Total (all-time): $485 – $1.38K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The name Kodak was once synonymous with cameras and film. They were innovators in the industry and the leaders of it for 100 years. Yet a few years ago they experienced such a decline that they were forced into bankruptcy. This video explores the decline of Kodak and attempts to explain what happened to them. Twitter…

Published
June 13, 2018
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