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Elon Musk’s X has updated its Terms of Service following a legal dispute with a startup that attempted to claim the Twitter name for itself.

Elon Musk’s company is suing a startup that wants to resurrect Twitter, claiming it never gave up the brand.

Elon Musk's X has moved to end an effort to revive the Twitter branding.

On Tuesday, X Corporation, formerly known as Twitter, sued “Operation Bluebird,” the new startup that is seeking to reclaim the allegedly abandoned Twitter trademark and relaunch a new social media network under that name.

Lawsuit concedes the bird is still the word for many

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Days earlier, the company had also revised its Terms of Service to make one point explicit: Twitter is still its property.

X said in the lawsuit in Delaware federal court that its Twitter brand is still “alive and well” and “not ripe for the picking”

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Despite changing its name and using decidedly bird-free branding, X is trying to hold on to its original Twitter trademarks, TechCrunch reports. The xAI-owned social media platform has updated its terms of service to include references to…

X Corp. is suing Operation Bluebird, a recently-announced startup that aims to reclaim the Twitter brand for a new social network. In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, the Elon Musk-owned company alleges Operation Bluebird is "brazenly…

In response to a recent trademark petition claiming X had abandoned the Twitter name, the company updated its Terms of Service today, in an apparent effort to preempt the filing. Here are the details.

X updates its ToS to claim rights to the “Twitter” trademark and countersues Operation Bluebird after the startup filed an application to trademark the term — Elon Musk's X is updating its Terms of Service to indicate it still lays claim…

Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion in 2022 and rebranded the social media platform to X

X's new terms of service say that no one can use the Twitter name, trademarks, logos and more without written consent.