Is "Fujifilm" an archaic name?

Kodak had often been accused of neglecting its digital camera business,
in favor of its film sales.

Well, then, what does one say of Fujifilm, which includes the word
"film" in the company's name?

John

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John Turco:
Kodak had often been accused of neglecting its digital camera business,
in favor of its film sales.

Well, then, what does one say of Fujifilm, which includes the word
"film" in the company's name?

Photographic film is not the only kind of film extant. The Fujifilm web
site lists the following business areas (but you need a web browser to
learn this):

Business Products
Medical Systems
Graphic Systems
Photofinishing Products
Motion Picture Products
Optical Devices
Recording Media
Industrial Products
Semiconductor Materials
Biomaterials

Fujifilm is currently the majority stakeholder in Fuji Xerox, which
manufactures and distributes Xerox products for the Asian market.

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On Jul 24, 2017, John Turco wrote
(in article ):

Kodak had often been accused of neglecting its digital camera business,
in favor of its film sales.

Well, then, what does one say of Fujifilm, which includes the word
"film" in the company's name?

Nothing.
It is just a corporate brand name which hasn’t undermined any of its
“non-film� business.
http://www.fujifilmusa.com/index.html

The last thing Fujifilm can be accused of is neglecting its digital camera
business.

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