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“X-it Of The Bird?”: Amul Shares Quirky Post On Twitter’s Logo Rebranding

[ad_1] Dairy brand Amul never fails to catch up with the trend! Be it 'RRR' bagging an Oscar or films like 'Oppenheimer' and 'Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning'making it big at the box office, Amul always shares their quirky takes on the topics through social media platforms. In fact, if you notice closely, you will find the Amul mascot voicing her thoughts on almost everything going around the world. Therefore, it comes as no surprise when the rebranding of Twitter's logo piqued the brand's interest. In the latest post, Amul shared a topical showcasing their take on the new Twitter logo.In the picture, you can see the popular Amul girl with a phone in one hand and a bread-butter toast on the other, with ‘X' printed on it. Alongside, you will also find Twitter's new logo, with the blue ...

Elon Musk says to kill off Twitter brand and all the birds in latest tweet

[ad_1] Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is moving forward with his plans to rebrand Twitter as the X app, a platform that promises to offer more than just social media sharing. When welcoming the new CEO, Linda Yaccarino, in April, he expressed excitement about transforming the platform into "X," referring to it as the "everything app."Back in October, Musk stated that acquiring Twitter would accelerate the creation of "X," the all-encompassing app. The merger of Twitter with Musk's X app was legally finalized in April, effectively making Twitter Inc. obsolete. Elon Musk's vision for the "X" appMusk took to Twitter today to announce his intentions, stating, "And soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds." This has sparked speculation about Twitter's fu...

Why Everyone’s Tweeting About the Mastodon in the Room

[ad_1] This federation of social media servers offers a great alternative, but it can’t replace Twitter’s blue bird. Elon Musk — also known as the world's richest man — is either single-handedly running Twitter Inc. into the ground, or saving it from a bloated workforce that operated a money-burning hellscape. Whichever side you fall on, and if you're on Twitter you have to take a side, there's no doubt he's had thousands of users rushing to find an alternative. So far, the surrogate receiving the most attention is Mastodon, a German social network that until a month ago few had even heard of. In the time it took for Musk to officially take control of Twitter in late October until Sunday, 1 million more people had flocked to the Mastodon network, driving active users above 1.7 millio...