Which packaging innovation in the film industry was specifically designed to reduce theft and introduced the concept of 'keepers' that remained in stores while customers took home empty boxes?

The film and television industry has undergone significant transformations in how content is packaged and distributed to consumers. From VHS tapes to streaming services, packaging innovations have shaped how audiences engage with entertainment. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in home video packaging design that changed consumer purchasing behavior and retail display strategies in the entertainment industry.

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The Alpha Case for VHS tapes (introduced in 1985)
The Amaray Keep Case for DVDs (introduced in 1996)
The Security Locked Alpha Box for video games (introduced in 1989)
The Digipak for collector's edition Blu-rays (introduced in 2006)