Brilliant...
I first saw Kodak's "Wind of Change" video at last year's WSJ D Conference. Since they released it on the web, it's gone viral. I think it's a brilliant piece of marketing. (hat tip - calacanis.com)
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I first saw Kodak's "Wind of Change" video at last year's WSJ D Conference. Since they released it on the web, it's gone viral. I think it's a brilliant piece of marketing. (hat tip - calacanis.com)
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That *was* brilliant. I love how humble and honest kodak is about their modern image - while sounding the battlecry at the same time. Good for them.
Posted by: Bryan | April 11, 2007 at 05:31 PM
Funny...great marketing. They were missing the ball there for a bit and this video, making fun of the fact, now has Kodak customers/investors dismissing that fact.
They are downplaying it, through humor, as though it never occured and it works...
thumbs up!
Posted by: 5Tacos | April 14, 2007 at 05:16 PM