
Delaware court preserves X’s Twitter name as Bluebird fights for the Twitter/Tweet marks
A Delaware judge ruled that X Corp can keep the Twitter name while blocking a startup named Bluebird from using the 'TWITTER' and 'TWEET' marks pending the case, after finding Musk’s public statements about abandoning the brand and the app-store listing showed intent to relinquish the name. X won eight “twitter-formative” marks; the injunction on the Twitter name takes effect only after a $500,000 bond. Bluebird has since renamed its site to Tweet.app and the litigation, which could continue for years, also leaves open questions about other uses and potential consumer confusion.

