Not really, because it depends on the basis of morality. In fact, this 'morality' problem is shown in the existence of libraries in the US.
Is a book a collective good? Or property? In the US the answer is 'both' in an awkward way. But the US does know that having books behind a paywall is not in society's best interest.
And in reality 99% of the books will never be read, which makes their 'value' as property suspect.