The startup claims X Corp. ‘legally abandoned its rights’ to Twitter’s brand.

Operation Bluebird petitioned to cancel the marks on the basis that X Corp. has "legally abandoned its rights in the Twitter ...

A Virginia startup calling itself “Operation Bluebird” announced this week that it has filed a formal petition with the US ...

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Operation Bluebird, a new US-based startup, has filed a petition seeking the ownership of the Twitter trademark.

But if X owner Elon Musk doesn’t see the value in the name, a startup called Operation Bluebird apparently does. The company ...

Operation Bluebird has petitioned the USPTO to revoke X Corp’s rights to the “Twitter” and “Tweet” trademarks, claiming Elon ...

Operation Bluebird, led by Twitter's former trademark lawyer, filed to cancel X Corp's Twitter trademarks after Musk ...

Led by Illinois attorney Michael Peroff and former Twitter General Counsel Stephen Coates, Operation Bluebird has, according ...

Operation Bluebird, a startup, has petitioned the USPTO to cancel X Corp.'s ownership of Twitter and Tweet trademarks, alleging their abandonment by the Musk-owned firm.

A U.S. company has filed to cancel the trademark rights for "Twitter" and "Tweet," as they are no longer in use. Elon Musk ...