Title: Most are familiar with the fact that Kodak developed the first digital camera in the 70s, and then never followed up on it, eventually becoming bankrupt as film became obsolete.<p>I&#x27;m interested in an &#x27;insider&#x27; account of what was going on at Kodak during the rise of digital. My naive assumption is a bunch of 60+ executives with a 1950&#x27;s mindset of &quot;We&#x27;re Kodak&quot;, and some junior execs proposed projects that are either ignored or ridiculed.<p>But I wonder, what really happened? Is there a source or interviews or the like? What were they saying in the meetings while digital products were hitting the market?
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