When a well-known mass media corporation revises the image of a beloved and non-traditional film character in a sense that conforms to a stereotype that is physical, their disapproval is expressed by the female members of the viewing audience on a widespread scale. In the wake of the backlash, the business has a choice to make:
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Should it stick with all the revised image, which has been purposefully redesigned to support an upcoming media campaign, or should it revert to the initial picture as a way to appease the viewing public? The case presents both sides of the dilemma, showing the psychological and commercial implications of using one picture versus the other.
PUBLICATION DATE: November 07, 2013 PRODUCT #: W13482-HCB-ENG
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