'popeye Is Not A Mickey Mouse Affair'
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...Without Proper Attribution to as a Source , "Popeye is Not a Mickey Mouse Affair" Introduction Arguments have existed suggesting that fictional characters cannot be copyrighted because they are an abstraction of the minds of the viewer and, therefore, can have no tangible existence outside the original work. Yet it is now recognized that both Popeye and Mickey Mouse receive copyright protection on the basis that they were sufficiently developed to command protection. As international companies become involved increasingly in the development of fictional characters, the specific components of copyright laws have been the center of international debate. In Japan, for example, copyright laws put into place in 1996 extended to the protection of sound recordings created since 1971, while the United States and countries of the European Union have argued that Japan should extend protections to a fifty year period in order to standardize the protections of international properties (Industry Week 65). In conjunction, questions about the process of employing copyright laws for intellectual property have also come into view as...
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