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Corning on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“But luckily, Corning had a secret technique. Back in the 1930s, another Corning scientist had ran silicon tetrachloride gas through an oxygen flame. Corning was one of the few companies in the world using this technique called flame hydrolysis to make ultra-pure glass.”
Corning is credited with developing the flame hydrolysis technique and being a pioneer in fiber optics development under Robert Maurer's leadership.
▶ Hear it“I could go buy Corning Glass for this valuation. Corning sitting at about a 1.7 peg and I could get fiber optic exposure.”
Host presents Corning as a better investment opportunity with fiber optic exposure at favorable valuation compared to Starbucks.
▶ Hear it“or I could go buy Corning Glass for this valuation. Corning sitting at about a 1.7 peg and I could get fiber optic exposure up my butt which I'd much rather have than this.”
Host mentions Corning as a better investment alternative with fiber optic exposure and favorable valuation compared to Starbucks.
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