Here’s a Business That Really, Really Died
reprinted from newser.com Here's a Business That Really, Really Died - FotomatFans.com(NEWSER) – Sure, the digital revolution has brutalized vide…
Feature stories, vintage print ads, employee memories, 126 & 35mm film pouches, newsletters, and deep dives into the rise and legacy of Fotomat.
reprinted from newser.com Here's a Business That Really, Really Died - FotomatFans.com(NEWSER) – Sure, the digital revolution has brutalized vide…
reprinted from BloombergBusiness No other business over the past 15 years has died off with the near-totality of the all-American photo shop. The…
re-posted from BoomerCafe.com If you’re a baby boomer, then you remember Fotomat. It’s like a blast from the past. And Patricia Mavo, a freelance…
re-posted from the PopUpCity blog Monday 11 July 2011 by Joop de Boer Once upon a time, Fotomat was a widespread suburban phenomenon in the Unite…
re-posted from What’s Past is Prologue blog November 29, 2010 by Donna Pointkouski The following article first appeared on July 25, 2009 for my T…
Re-posted from the Chicago Tribune September 13, 1988 | By David C. Rudd 270 To Lose Jobs In Chicago, Milwaukee Sept. 24 Those little Fotomat kio…
re-posted from New York Times Published: July 27, 1981 WILTON, Conn.— The Fotomat Corporation, whose blue and yellow kiosks are a familiar fixtur…