Back off with all the hand wringing over the demise of Eastman Kodak. On Jan. 19 the Wall Street Journal spread the news that Kodak had declared Chapter 11. No, it wasn't the fact that the company is located in a one-company town, Rochester, N.Y. It wasn't the fact that the digital camera replaced film; Kodak recognized digital and in 1975 became the early developer of that new technology. In fact, it is the owner of most of the patents for those developments. It wasn't, as Kodak CEO Antonio M. Perez said, the fault of Kodak's competitors.
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机译：竭尽全力为伊士曼柯达的消亡而退缩。 1月19日，《华尔街日报》传出了柯达宣布第11章的消息。不，这不是该公司位于纽约州罗切斯特市的一家公司的小镇上。相机更换胶卷;柯达认可数字技术，并在1975年成为该新技术的早期开发者。实际上，它是这些开发的大多数专利的所有者。正如柯达首席执行官安东尼奥·佩雷斯（Antonio M. Perez）所说，这并不是柯达竞争对手的错。
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