The Economist discusses digital property as estate assets, Not a simple subject. Do Americans own music files worth billions of dollars? Maybe. But I don't exactly own my iTunes downloads outright. Actually, The Economist notes, "Music downloaded via iTunes is held under a licence which can be revoked on death."
One future certainty: "Lots of lovely work for lawyers."
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