According
to the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Kodak is winning the battle to
ditch film with more people taking and printing digital images with its
products. Sales of digital cameras, printers and accessories nearly doubled
during April, May and June, while traditional film sales fell by 8%. The
decline of film has been quicker than expected and its plans to cut 15,000
jobs by 2007 are ahead of schedule, with profits of $253m higher than
Kodak's previous predictions.
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According
to the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Kodak is winning the battle to
ditch film with more people taking and printing digital images with its
products. Sales of digital cameras, printers and accessories nearly doubled
during April, May and June, while traditional film sales fell by 8%. The
decline of film has been quicker than expected and its plans to cut 15,000
jobs by 2007 are ahead of schedule, with profits of $253m higher than
Kodak's previous predictions.