No, I don't. It's an evolutionary process. Online delivery covers some rights that are now well established and some new rights recognised by international initiatives such as the 1996 WIPO Treaties. The principle about intellectual property is that creativity deserves a reward.
Computer software is a creative work.
Exploitation of these creative works should generate opportunity for reward. The reality is that many file-sharing systems provide opportunities, which should be embraced. But if the only purpose of a new development is to deprive existing copyright owners of their work, then infringing or inciting infringement of copyright is not legitimate. If it is done in the spirit of legitimate co-operation then it should be viewed positively. Copyright protection has evolved to protect unauthorised use of owners' 'property'.