Kodak (more properly Eastman Kodak, giving old George his proper due) announced a fourth-quarter net loss of $12 million, one of those "who cares?" improvements over a $17 million loss a year ago. Making the numbers even more depressing was the added announcement by the company that it had discovered some "accounting errors," thus tripping the new Sarbanes-Oxley securities regulation created by the Enron scandal, and potentially forcing Kodak to restate last quarter's numbers again in the near future.