Creativity is the work of art stimulated by the human mind.
Every song ever listened to, every movie ever watched and every
article ever read (irrespective of the level of
creativity) is the work of art of a lyricist, screenwriter,
and an author, respectively. Although intangible, creativity shares
a similarity with other tangible assets due to its capacity to
generate revenue. Therefore, like every asset with an underlying
value, the output of a lyricist, screenwriter, and an author is
also capable of being appropriated without authorization or consent
from its owner. Further, the efficiency of a state's
intellectual property laws also underlines the level at which they
intend to promote artistic works, inventions, corporate structures,
industrial designs and everything else that could create an
identity while generating revenue. Hence, legislators take utmost
care and exercise diligence while drafting intellectual property
legislation(s).
