Who Took My Kodachrome Away

Okay, it's post-Kodak, technically Eastman Kodak for first reference. Oh, what happened to that great company that I got to work on at Ofoto to blogs? Why do reporters still talk to me and then say ... btw, we never hear from your old company? First, the announcement. Now you can talk on Skype and then send a slideshow from Kodak. Um, okay, but why? Is it a sad way to glom onto the Skype hype? I just don't get it. I have been using Skype since close to day 1, and if I want to share photos I can IM a link to Eastman Kodak changed its logo. a new logo, but the same old irrelevance - and then makes what I think is a Freudian slip and calls Kodak a phone company (Coca-Cola killing the wave, or McDonald's arches. That will teach them! Yeah!! Third, I am on the fence about this one. On one hand, I see the value, on the other hand, I think it's just a desperation move. So, I'll put it out there for others to discuss. It turns out that Kodak gave away about 75 of its Ghost Bar at Jeremy Pepper is the CEO and founder of Musings from POP! Public Relations blog which offers Jeremy's opinions and views - on public relations, publicity and other things.