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A federal court in Delaware ruled that Operation Bluebird cannot use the name Twitter.now, siding with X on the Twitter trademark. However, the court found that X likely abandoned the trademarks for "tweet" and the Twitter bird logo, allowing Operation Bluebird to rebrand as Tweet.app. The case will continue to determine X's rights to the Twitter marks.
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A federal court in Delaware ruled that Operation Bluebird cannot use the name Twitter.now, siding with X on the Twitter trademark. However, the court found that X likely abandoned the trademarks for "tweet" and the Twitter bird logo, allowing Operation Bluebird to rebrand as Tweet.app. The case will continue to determine X's rights to the Twitter marks.
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