LONDON, UK—It's always interesting to get a perspective on our industry from third parties. In this instance, The Economist weighs in on the situation at Kodak, outlining some of the missteps that have led the company to considering bankruptcy protection, including its slow reaction to digital photo technology. As a counterpoint, the magazine also turns its eye on Fujifilm, which, according to the writers, managed the digital transformation with more success. Click here to read the story.