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As film fades, Kodak's mammoth manufacturing hub shrinks
Clipped to the Drawing Board by David Singh  

 it's sad,  but the way of the world  - new industries are created eg digital - others go eg film

ROCHESTER, N.Y. - As mainstream photography turns digital, the mammoth film-manufacturing hub that George Eastman opened here in 1891 is swiftly shrinking.

 

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