While the company's name and logo have changed, many fans of the social media company will remember the Twitter blue bird logo forever. With stocks plunging, steady income is key. Tim Melvin ...

Twitter's former blue bird logo was sold for $34,375 in an RR Auction event after Elon Musk rebranded Twitter to X. The 560-pound sign, known as "Larry," was part of a broader auction of Twitter ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The big blue bird logo from the Twitter San Francisco headquarters is up for auction. This logo is about 12 feet tall, nine feet wide, and weighs in at roughly 560 pounds.

Musk has since relocated X’s headquarters from San Francisco to Texas. While Twitter and its blue bird logo are no longer in use, the symbol remains a recognizable part of tech and social media ...

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Twitter's iconic blue bird logo was sold for a whopping USD 34,375 (approximately Rs 30 lakh) at the Boston-based auction house, RR Auction, reports MoneyControl, India Today, and other online ...

Miss the old Twitter? Someone clearly does. The official blue bird logo from the company’s former headquarters in San Francisco fetched nearly $35,000 at auction. RR Auction held a sale for the ...

As reported by Brazilian news website Conexão Planeta, the presence of the blue macaw at Vantara is not an isolated incident, ...

If you’ve ever used Twitter, you likely recall its iconic blue bird logo, which became synonymous with the platform. However, following Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, both the name and ...

The lost brand equity that’s come from removing the blue bird logo and old name have also proven costly. It’s AP style to refer to the social network on first reference as “X, formerly known ...

The seller, RR House, estimates the sign's value at upwards of $40,000. Twitter's blue bird logo sign — which formerly hung outside the company's headquarters in San Francisco — is up for ...