The announcement says that they will "give" the domain and archive to Twitter - that's not really the kind of arrangement you traditionally associate with an ac

The announcement says that they will "give" the domain and archive to Twitter - that's not really the kind of arrangement you traditionally associate with an acquisition. In fact if anything, "give us the domain" is more commonly associated with the outcome of trademark infringement proceedings. (Although clearly it's unlikely that those events occurred in this particular case, as the previous spat with Twitter didn't seem to go that far.)