Kodak helped pioneer digital photography, but saw other firms secure most of the industry's profits
Kodak's efforts to save itself from collapse
have been dealt a setback after initial bids for some of its patents
came in significantly below target, according to reports.
The firm's court filings suggested its 1,100-plus digital imaging innovations were worth as much as $2.6bn (£1.7bn).But two offers are said to have only ranged between $150m (£95.6m) and $250m (£165m).
Apple and Google are reported to be involved with the rival bids.
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