Bloomberg's Inside LEGO

[rollermonkey]

This has a date flag of yesterday, and I don't see it being discussed yet, but if it is a duplicate topic, sorry!

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/brick-by-brick-inside-lego-4-17-SlbmZEQnSfyC~y1eSm9FAg.html?cmpid=yhoo

A nice 20-minute TV show on the business, history and manufacturing process of TLG.

[rob-cubed]

Nifty, thanks for sharing! The way LEGO "after the fall" started to embrace not just efficiency but what the market really wanted is astounding. I can only hope CUUSOO will continue to be a driving force behind product development.

[Brickus]

Thank you for the link, very informative.

[Wodanis]

Thanks for the link. Enjoyed watching the video.

[iamwhoiam]

Thanks for sharing.

[Legogal]

Interesting video! Maybe the owners are wealthy enough that they won't have to sell the company for decades. That would be lovely.

[The Jersey Brick Guy]

I doubt they will sell anytime soon.

[Gooker1]

Thanks for sharing. Great informative piece.

[fred67]

This video is now available on netflix streaming.

Edit: now, as I'm watching, I'm quite annoyed... the person speaking on behalf of TLG says they created the first plastic brick. They didn't have to lie about it. They took it and made it better.

Edited July 22, 2014 by fred67

[rockethead26]

That was fun and interesting! Thanks for sharing.

[WhiteFang]

Didn't have a chance to watch this video earlier. Glad to be able to have a chance to view this video.

[Bookworm]

Thanks for sharing this video! It was very interesting; I hadn't known about Lego's near-collapse about 10 years ago.

[grum64]

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[JopieK]

very interesting!