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     • The truth behind Larry T Bird came to light as a result of a photo shared by Twitter platform and API manager Ryan Sarver back in 2012. Of course, the real Larry Bird still does not have an official Twitter account.
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     Larry Bird is Always on Twitter Even Without Having an Account

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   What is the Twitter bird logo?

   • Unlike previous iterations since the company’s 2006 launch, all of which were named “Larry the Bird” after the Boston Celtics legend, the current logo is known simply as the Twitter Bird.

   Who Made That Twitter Bird? - The New York Times

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   Does Twitter still have a blue bird logo?

   • It might seem that the Twitter logo in its current form has been around forever. The blue bird design is well known and has even survived Elon Musk 's takeover of the social media platform – at least for now. But the original Twitter logo was very different indeed.

   The history of the Twitter logo (and the X logo) - Creative Bloq

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   When did Twitter get a slender bird logo?

   • In 2006, the original slender bird Twitter logo was purchased from a stock image website for only $15. Since then, the logo has seen three more iterations with the most recent facelift debuting in 2012. The 'Larry' name was revealed in Tweets from the platform in the early 2010s, and since then Twitter founders have confirmed the story behind it.

   Why The Twitter Logo Is A Bird Called Larry - Screen Rant

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   Is Twitter a bird?

   • “Twitter is the bird, the bird is Twitter,” the social networking company’s former creative director, Doug Bowman, said in a 2012 announcement about the latest redesign of the Twitter logo. Its slightly goofier predecessor had a tufted head and was sometimes accompanied by the company name; Bowman’s new bird was a sleeker update.

   Who Made That Twitter Bird? - The New York Times

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   Could Twitter add a bird to its logo?

   • Based on the existing bird image, Biz Stone designed a bird that Twitter could call its own. It had wings, a large white eye, and a sharp tail. He passed the idea on to designer Philip Pascuzzo, who took it up and, along with Douglas Bowman, refined the design, creating a bird that Twitter could add to its logo.

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   Who is Larry Bird?

   • Larry Bird, the hall of fame NBA forward who played thirteen seasons with the Boston Celtics. Twitter co-founder Biz Stone confirmed the name in August of 2011, when the director of interactive media for the Celtics asked him about it.

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3. thefactbase.com › the-twitter-bird-actually-has-aThe twitter bird actually has a name larry - The Fact Base

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Larry the Twitter bird has become an iconic symbol, recognized and adored by millions around the world. This little blue bird has sparked conversations, fueled movements, and allowed people to connect in ways never imagined before.

4. screenrant.com › twitter-bird-logo-name-historyWhy The Twitter Logo Is A Bird Called Larry - Screen Rant

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   Sep 6, 2020 · Twitter's logo, a robin's egg blue bird has remained synonymous with the platform name and recognizable to most anyone whom has ever seen a Tweet. However, many might not be aware that this bird actually has a name, and a story behind the name.

5. www.youtube.com › watch"Larry Bird's Legacy: Revealing the Twitter Logo Secret"

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   Get ready to explore the fascinating connection between Larry Bird, the legendary basketball player, and the iconic Twitter logo. In this video, we unveil th...

6. www.creativebloq.com › news › twitter-logo-historyThe history of the Twitter logo (and the X logo) - Creative Bloq

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   Jul 24, 2023 · Named Larry after the basketball player Larry Bird, this wasn't part of the logo initially (something prohibited by iStock), but it did appear as an icon on the website (see the evolution of the Twitter bird in the tweet below).

7. www.nytimes.com › who-made-that-twitter-birdWho Made That Twitter Bird? - The New York Times

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   Aug 8, 2014 · Unlike previous iterations since the company’s 2006 launch, all of which were named “Larry the Bird” after the Boston Celtics legend, the current logo is known simply as the Twitter Bird.

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   Explore the intriguing world behind the iconic Twitter bird logo as revealed by Ryan Sarver, Twitter's Platform/API product manager.

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