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I read it's more like 20-200 years. But there are differences. Recorded CD-Rs are worst. Burn DVDs if you can. And bought (pressed(?)) disks perform considerably better. But don't expose them to UV light or scratch them too much.
With books it depends on how people store these. They can mold. But if you take care to store them right... I mean there are books that are hundreds of years old. I think books are usually lost to things like a fire, flooding, or people deliberately getting rid of them. Otherwise, printed information will survive for quite some time. And I too think it's the better collectible. And they are fun to use. I like them better than reading on a screen.