In 2007, Disney revamped the Disney Animation Studios logo to include a snippet of Steamboat Willie’s Mickey. The Mouse House being what it is (and rightly so), trademarked that logo.

On the right breast, Mickey Mouse’s name is embroidered in the classic cartoon-style font. It is red with white outlining.

The New Year brought the excellent news that Steamboat Willie-era Mickey Mouse has finally entered the public domain, after decades of Disney ... in the game’s main logo. The logistics of ...

The company pushed so hard for an extension of copyright protections in 1998 that the result was derisively nicknamed the Mickey Mouse ... Walt Disney Animation Studios redesigned its logo to ...

He argued there is less leeway with Mickey Mouse because it is such a strong trademark. In 2007, Walt Disney Animation Studios adapted a clip from “Steamboat Willie” as its logo, strengthening ...

With several asterisks, qualification and caveats, Mickey Mouse in his earliest ... or a theme park will not be free to make mouse ears their logo. Disney’s statement said it “will work ...

"As such, using the name 'Mickey Mouse' or trying to utilize Disney's signature logo featuring his image is still something you could get in a lot of legal trouble for, depending on how aggressive ...

The 1928 short 'Steamboat Willie,' featuring both Mickey and Minnie Mouse ... or a theme park will not be free to make mouse ears their logo. Disney’s statement said it “will work to safeguard ...

As long as creators are not misleading consumers as to Disney ... your logo or brand recognition). A number of fan fiction and perhaps even some more risqué adaptations using Mickey Mouse already ...

Breaking news, Mickey Mouse is no longer the official Disney mascot. Disney has decided to make their new mascot Figment. Disney is doing this because the Mickey Mouse copyright expired this year.