It sort of did until the first Dot COM Bubble burst. There were also "Enhanced CDs" with both audio and data on them, and lots of other such gimmicks. It is t

It sort of did until the first Dot COM Bubble burst. There were also "Enhanced CDs" with both audio and data on them, and lots of other such gimmicks. It is telling to note that whilst one can still read the CD and LP inserts, WWW sites like http://www.friendsoflive.com http://www.friendsoflive.com and http://www.noangels.tv http://www.noangels.tv have long since vanished. So I suspect that the world has got past this being a mainstream idea, learning how ephemeral it turns out to be in practice. After all, what good is "collector stuff" if it just ups and randomly vanishes out of the collection after a few years?