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Judge Lets Musk Keep ‘Twitter’ for Now but Forces Him to Release the Bird
Zooey Liao/CNET/Getty Images The social media site X, formerly known as Twitter, gets to retain the Twitter trademark for the moment, thanks to a partial preliminary injunction against Operation Bluebird, Inc.’s Twitter.new.
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A U.S. judge granted a partial preliminary injunction that allows X, formerly Twitter, to keep the Twitter trademark for the time being. The ruling also requires the company to release the bird logo and the word “tweets” to Operation Bluebird, Inc. Bluebird, which had launched a competing platform called Twitter.new, responded by announcing it would rename its service from Twitter.now to Tweet.app. The decision keeps the trademark dispute unresolved while allowing Bluebird to continue using its bird imagery and tweet terminology.
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