Kodak’s Fatal Mistake: The Rise of Digital Cameras and the Fall of a Giant

Dive into the untold story of Kodak, once the world's leading camera brand, and how a single decision led to its downfall. In December 1975, Kodak employee Steve Sasson invented the digital camera, a groundbreaking innovation that could have revolutionized photography. Yet, Kodak rejected the idea, fearing it would disrupt their profitable film sales. Discover how this decision opened the door for Sony to take the lead in the digital revolution, ultimately leading to Kodak's bankruptcy. Learn the invaluable lesson of embracing change and the risks of clinging to past successes.