ABC to demand rightwing One Nation party stop using Bluey in ‘shocking and disrespectful’ cartoon
MeridStreet AI summaryABC, the national broadcaster, is taking action against the right-wing One Nation party for using the popular character Bluey in a cartoon that shows the character ramming politicians with a car. This is considered a breach of intellectual property rights. The ABC will send a cease and desist letter to One Nation, which could lead to further action. The use of Bluey in this cartoon is seen as shocking and disrespectful, and the ABC is taking steps to protect its intellectual property.
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The ABC is facing a potential intellectual property breach, which could lead to legal issues and damage to its reputation. The use of a beloved character in a political cartoon without permission may also spark public backlash and criticism.
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