Kodak Camera


Dom Watts is an unlikely consumer champion. Yet, the dad of three from Croydon took on the power and might of Kodak – and won.

His Kodakcamera protest Web site became the focus for a month-long campaign by consumers in search of fair play.

Yesterday, Kodak caved in to pressure and agreed to honour a deal for a cut-price digital camera – even though it maintained that the price tag of £100 was a mistake.

For Dom, Kodak’s capitulation proved to be the start of a busy round of newspaper and TV interviews for the IT contractor.

Keep-up pressure on Kodak, say campaignersThe Register

In a posting on the Kodak Camera campaign web site, Internet veteran Dr Laurence Godfrey (Godfrey v Demon Internet Ltd [1999] EWHC QB 244) wrote: “I am very pleased to read that there appears to have been a remarkable U-turn and now you are all going to get your cameras.

Malc – Dom Watts – Dr Laurence Godfrey / 2002 Kodak HQ Hemel Hempstead
The Sun Newspaper 2002

Kodak U-turn victory for consumers
Kodak surrenders!
Kodak sued in camera fiasco
Kodak discount camera fiasco

kodakcamera.co.uk website 2002
Dom Watts on Working Lunch 2002
Dom Watts interviewed by Gerald Main BBC Radio Cambridgeshire 2002
thames-water.co.uk website 2006

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