The problem is that many people wrongly associate “intellectual property” with real property.  Intellectual property is a government-granted monopoly that creates artificial scarcity.  Real property is based on real scarcity that is an eternal fact of life.  If there was no scarcity, the price of every good would fall to $0, provided that the government did nothing to artificially prop up prices.  The invention of money is the best invention in all of human history because it allows people to trade a universally accepted good for whatever they wish to acquire.  In the absence of money, we would revert back to a barter economy where we would be unable to trade except when both parties each wanted the good that the other party had to trade more than the one that they would have to give up.  The problem is when the amount of money in circulation is not kept static, but is instead artificially increased.  That leads to bad investments (economic booms) and to busts when those bad investments fail.  That also leads to rampant money-lending, which burdens people with debt.

The solution to our economic problems is simple.  Just prevent the amount of money from increasing (the best way to do that is to back the currency by some good such as gold or silver) and get rid of monopolies that create artificial scarcity.  The difficult part is addressing the birth rate problem.

Also, we should include the Remote File Storage/Sharing services and the various backup services.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/254411/google_drive_vs_the_rest.html