Canadian politicians receive cease-and-desist after using the Nine Inch Nails logo

The iconic Nine Inch Nails logo is making appearances among some political campaigns, and the band did not take it lightly. After Canadian politicians Alberta premier Rachel Notley, Edmonton mayor Don Iveson and Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi used the logo for a T-shirt design to publicize their political alliance, a cease-and-desist letter was sent, according to Billboard.

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