George Eastman

But the American George Eastman discovered a way to apply it to celluloid in an easy-to-use roll form.

The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

But the American George Eastman discovered a way to apply it to celluloid in an easy-to-use roll form.

The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

On "wage dividend days," a tradition started by Kodak founder George Eastman, the company would pay out bonuses to all workers based on its results, and employees would use the checks to buy cars and celebrate at fancy restaurants.

Kodak Teeters on the Brink Mike Spector 2012

When George Eastman released the hand-held, layman-friendly Kodak camera in 1888, artists were among the first to get on board.

When Artists' Kodaks Were Supercool 2012

The western New York city on the Erie Canal got on the map because of business-builders such as George Eastman, who founded Kodak in 1880.

As Kodak Fades, Rochester Develops Other Businesses Dana Mattioli 2011

George Eastman was an inventor, businessman, collector and pillar of Rochester whose strategies promoted the growth of cinema as well as photography.

The Kodak Fallout Richard B. Woodward 2012

George Eastman built his company by turning photography from a highly skilled pursuit to a pastime for ordinary people.

Kodak Shutters Camera Business Dana Mattioli 2012

Kodak adopted the new calendar in 1928 to maintain its sales records and plan manufacturing operations and budgeting, according to "George Eastman: A Biography."

Overheard 2011

More photos and interactive graphics George Eastman introduced the first Kodak camera in 1888, setting the Rochester, N.Y., company on the path to becoming a photography icon.

Kodak Shutters Camera Business Dana Mattioli 2012

Founder George Eastman was an ardent proponent of the 13-month calendar, an idea espoused in the 1920s by British statistician Moses B.

Overheard 2011