How to pronounce “magoo” in English

And as long as a company makes the material accessible, I personally have no problem with them owning it. That's my thing. And on the other hand, we have companies like, I don'twant to name names but I guess I will because I'll happily call them out. Sony, Sony Pictures, right now. They own Mr. Magoo. Viacom has Betty Boop and Mighty Mouse. They have tonsof these cartoons that are nowhere to be seen. There's some -- you'll go out and say, "Well I just got a DVD of Betty Boop." Yeah, there's literally a handful of public domain ones