Eastman Kodak News

Eastman Kodak Co.'s setback last week in its two-year legal fight over a digital-camera patent has bond investors fretting there will be little left over for them in the 132-year-old company's bankruptcy.

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Lindell has worked at Eastman Kodak, where he was part of the product launch team that changed how companies do high-speed motion analysis.

The U.S. International Trade Organization today once again said Apple and Research In Motion are not infringing on a patent held by Eastman Kodak.

Bob Volpe, who has led an Eastman Kodak retirees group since 2009, has resigned that post.

Eastman Kodak accuses Apple of trying to undermine the sale of its patent portfolio in order to avoid paying $1B in royalties Kodak deems Apple to owe for its infringement of a patent covering a digital camera's ability to preview images.

Eastman Kodak is planning to add at least 40 new positions in its coating and finishing operations in Colorado as part of an operations shutdown at the company's headquarters in Rochester, N.Y. The company is moving the work to Windsor because the plant has two coating machines, and there is only one machine in Rochester.

On May 8th, the New York State Senate passed a bill aimed at providing a safety net for the employees and retirees of Eastman Kodak, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this year.

AdoramaPix.com, a leading provider of photographic print services for consumers and professionals, has selected the new KODAK PROFESSIONAL ENDURA Premier Papers, to create high-quality, long-lasting prints for their professional photographer clients.

There have certainly been a lot of rumors and speculation surrounding Kodak Document Imaging since Eastman Kodak filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. Tomorrow AIIM will be hosting a Webinar during which Russell Hunt, Regional Business Manager for the U.S. and Canada for Kodak DI, will discuss Kodak DI's plans for the future.

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Kodak is making the news for more than justA filing for bankruptcy recently. It was brought to the attention of many that up until about six years ago the Rochester, N.Y., headquarters of the company wasn't just home to making film: it had a nuclear reactor with more than three pounds of highly enriched uranium as well.

That the Eastman Kodak Company is currently undergoing bankruptcy and reorganization is not news.

Eastman Kodak announced Monday it is closing the thermal media coating and finishing operation located in Building 319 at Eastman Business Park.

A recent story in the Rochester Chronicle and Democrat highlights how important Eastman Kodak Co.'s operations in Kettering are to Kodak's ability to emerge from bankruptcy and thrive as a smaller, more focused company.

A local manufacturer has moved into a newly built home and is contemplating moving manufacturing work from New York to Ohio and hiring more workers.

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George Eastman, the founder of Eastman Kodak, helped shape the cityscape of Rochester as well as raise the national awareness of the city.

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Four Rochester area men are among seven former Kodak workers named to represent retirees interests as Eastman Kodak proceeds through Chapter 11.