There are ways around the CD-ROM problem, but that leads to other problems that are more expensive and would yield even more problems. If the data on the CD-ROM was created for viewing from Internet Explorer there is the possibility of getting it professionally printed on very good quality paper with high quality inks. However I'd imagine this would add quite a bit of cost. Still doesn't help your autograph issues though, because perhaps all owners of CD-ROMs won't get it printed out. These are some of the same issues our government has with archiving data.
Technology gets stale, tapes go bad etc.
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