This feels much more like a publicity stunt. We don't know if the CEO was planning to leave all along and they just decided to try something to get press and s

This feels much more like a publicity stunt. We don't know if the CEO was planning to leave all along and they just decided to try something to get press and spill the beans about some Kodak connections in the process. Think about it, if this hadn't gotten sticky, that little interview never would have reached a real audience, and they clearly wanted everyone to know about the connections they were building. This is all wild speculation and conspiracy theory, but if I'm right, it worked out nicely. I've now heard of TweetPhoto and it sounds like they are going to be connecting it with a major photo printing company... so... interesting.