10 businesses facing extinction in 10 years (Film)

[Shailendra]

Just saw this on MSNBC.com just now

Camera film manufacturing
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20873711/

[Gordon Moat]

Very, very over-generalized . . . and completely biased towards a North American audience with a short attention span. However, I agree with the premise that you will not see start-up companies getting into any of these businesses, with the possible exception of newspaper start-ups.

Ciao!

Gordon Moat
A G Studio

[David A. Goldfarb]

http://www.drivingessentials.com/Whips.htm

http://www.smuckersharness.com/pg65.html

http://www.newfarmcarriage.com/Whips.cfm

[Greg Lockrey]

. . . and completely biased towards a North American audience with a short attention span.

That's because we're subjected to 1 hour tv shows.

[JW Dewdney]

Dammit!!! Don't tell me buggy whips are next on the list...!!! Better start buying 'em up...!!!

[JW Dewdney]

That's because we're subjected to 1 hour tv shows.

Actually - brings up an interesting point - isnt' the usual attention span quoted as something like 7 minutes...? seems about the length of time between commercials... would make sense, no?

[Kirk Gittings]

There are two E-6 labs left in our state. Our local lab, the best one (once one of Kodak's exclusive Q Labs and with a national clientel), is now down to running 3 half days a week. E-6 had a 2 hour turn around two years ago, now has potentially a two day turn around.

[David A. Goldfarb]

Still 4-hour turnaround on E-6 in New York, and 2-hour and 1-hour rush processing is available for a premium.

[paulr]

film, digital, whatever.

i prefer woodcuts.

[chilihead]

That poor horse!