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Judge blocks X rival from using Twitter name, but allows ‘Tweet’ for now
In a notable legal development, a federal judge has temporarily prevented a competing startup from utilizing the "X" name, formerly associated with Twitter. However, the court determined that X has likely relinquished its trademark rights to “Tweet” and the iconic bird logo, prompting the startup's rebranding to Tweet.app. This ruling highlights the evolving landscape of brand ownership in the digital age, a shift underscored by recent research showing increasingly fragile startup ARR. Explore further insights into these changing dynamics.
How exactly does the NeurIPS meta reviewer response work? [D]
Navigating NeurIPS meta-reviewer responses can be complex, especially with recent updates. Initially, authors were directed to AC confidential comments, but a recent announcement now requires posting answers to initial meta-reviews as comments on the July 28th thread by August 3rd – a shift designed for reviewer visibility. Clarifying whether this new option opens immediately, as the rebuttal period concludes, is crucial. Essentially, the process seems to demand public posting for reviewer access, rather than private AC updates.
Telegram’s shortlink domain is back online after day-long suspension
Telegram’s shortlink functionality has been restored following a day-long suspension, confirmed by CEO Pavel Durov. The outage, impacting the creation and sharing of concise Telegram links, stemmed from an unspecified technical issue. This interruption highlights the critical role shortlinks play in Telegram’s user experience and widespread accessibility. Users can now resume utilizing shortened URLs for seamless content sharing. The swift resolution demonstrates Telegram’s commitment to maintaining a reliable and future-focused platform.