Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Abstract

The creative embodiment of multimedia content is no less important than the content itself. For intellectual creative work worthy of legal protection, especially civil protection, it must appear in a tangible existence. In light of the development in the field of digital works, including multimedia, many different ways and styles have become for expression. Also, the economic aspect of intellectual rights must receive great attention, as some of them represent a source or source of the financial resource, not less than their intangible side, as the costs and efforts exerted in producing them match the creativity contained in it. In addition to all of that, the creative content in the multimedia must not violate legal rules and social values, and this is called the legitimate condition.