Wall Street Journal:
Polaroid’s not completely dead. Big Artists, Big Camera: Not a Typical Polaroid. “When, back in February, Petters Group Worldwide, current owner of Polaroid Corp., announced that it would stop producing instant photography film, the company left the door open for any interested party to acquire the technology needed to manufacture the film for whatever customers remained. As a result, investor and philanthropist Daniel H. Stern and long-time Polaroid artist John Reuter now have ‘an agreement in principle’ to produce the chemicals and related products essential for making Polaroid images. But don’t expect to buy film for your old SX 70 or Swinger. Their company, 20X24 Holdings LLC, will support only the Polaroid 20x24 ...”
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