New York Post: Viacom could go the way of film developing, a prominent industry watcher has charged. Bernstein analyst Todd Juenger’s report — “Is Viacom the Next Eastman Kodak?” — said the disturbing comparison referred to “once dominant companies where the product that provides the majority of their profits (film; TV networks) is made obsolete by a digital world.” These shifts forced Kodak into bankruptcy in 2012. And though the analyst admitted it could be years before Viacom suffers the same fate, he insisted a “perpetual negative cycle” toward that end is in play already.