Which music industry innovation was specifically designed to combat the rise of cassette tape piracy in the 1980s with distinctive packaging?

The packaging of iconic products in pop culture has evolved dramatically over the decades, often reflecting broader cultural trends and technological advancements. Some designs become so iconic they remain virtually unchanged, while others transform completely. This trivia question explores how a famous brand's packaging strategy created one of the most recognizable design elements in music history.

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The Longbox - the oversized cardboard packaging for CDs that was nearly twice the size of the actual CD case
The Blister Pack - the plastic bubble packaging that required scissors to open vinyl records
The Digipak - the cardboard fold-out design that replaced plastic jewel cases
The Slipmat Cover - the protective outer sleeve with holographic security features