Judge Blocks Use of "Twitter" Name, Temporarily Allows "Tweet"
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A court in Delaware strengthens Musk's platform X in the brand dispute over Twitter. But the Bluebird start-up may continue to use its logo and speak of "tweet".
Operation Bluebird presents project 'Tweet.app', "freedom of speech and expression" (ANSA)
The tweet and the blue bird are now free. However, Operation Bluebird does not have the right to use the Twitter name. No Twitter.now for the start-up that turns to Tweet.app.
The Operation Bluebird Twitter case has concluded. The court decided to change the Twitter name to X, but issued a separate ruling regarding the Tweet and the bird logo.
A Delaware court has stopped the startup Operation Bluebird from using the Twitter name. X is still considered to be using the trademark, including through the phrase “formerly known as Twitter” in the App Store. However, the court preliminarily assesses that X may have abandoned both the word “tweet” and the classic blue bird. Musk’s own old statements about getting rid of […]
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