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Twitter Responds to "Tweet" Trademark Issue

twittown.com — Earlier this week we came across an interesting article on TechCrunch about the use of the word "Tweet" by Twitter application designers. The post seemed to imply that Twitter has grown increasingly concerned with the use of the word "Tweet" in applications and websites.

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  • RoyB, on 07/18/2009, -0/+1This is issue is one of many in the business and internet world but just goes to show how these things cab easily overlooked. Good piece - thanks for taking the time out to put this together.
  • serschhansen, on 07/16/2009, -0/+0I see that you respect Twitter as an organization and I do too. I believe the leadership will be responsible and not go on "twitch hunts".

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