Elon Musk: Twitter logo to change, bidding farewell to ‘all the birds’.

(Reuters) – ⁣Elon​ Musk is shaking things up again! In a‍ recent tweet, he announced his ⁢plans to ⁤change Twitter’s logo,⁣ stating, “And soon we shall bid adieu ‍to the twitter brand and, gradually, ​all the ​birds.”

But that’s not all.⁢ Musk also⁢ revealed that if a good​ enough X logo is posted, ⁣it will go ⁣live worldwide tomorrow. The anticipation is building!

Musk even shared an image of a flickering “X” as a teaser. During a⁤ Twitter Spaces audio chat, he confirmed that the Twitter⁤ logo will indeed change, expressing that “it should have been done a long time ago”.

Under Musk’s leadership, Twitter has already undergone significant transformations. The company changed ‍its business name to X Corp, aligning with Musk’s vision to create a “super⁢ app” ‍similar to⁤ China’s WeChat.

Exciting times lie ahead for Twitter, and we can’t wait to see what the new ‌logo will look like. Stay tuned!

Twitter’s website​ emphasizes the importance ⁤of its current logo, describing it as “our most ⁢recognizable asset”. However, ⁣it seems that change is on‌ the horizon.

In April, the Twitter bird was temporarily replaced‌ by Dogecoin’s Shiba Inu ‌dog, which‍ caused a surge in the meme coin’s market​ value. Now,‌ with the upcoming logo change,‍ Twitter is once again making ​waves.

As Musk continues to make bold moves, Twitter faces its​ fair share of challenges. The company recently faced criticism for​ implementing daily tweet limits, leading to the growth of ⁢Meta-owned rival service Threads. Additionally, Twitter is currently dealing with ‍a lawsuit claiming it owes former employees at least $500 million ⁢in severance pay.

Despite the hurdles, Musk’s influence on Twitter⁢ is ⁣undeniable. Let’s see what the‍ future holds for this ever-evolving ⁤social media platform.

(Reporting ‌by Rishabh Jaiswal in ⁣Bengaluru; Editing by William Mallard and Jan Harvey)

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