The Lehman Collapse Through Twitter Reactions

How Twitter Reacted To Lehman's Collapse
Lehman Brothers employee leaves the building on Wednesday, June 10, 2008 in New York. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the nation's fourth-largest securities firm, must demonstrate to Wall Street that it has enough liquidity to survive a year-old credit crisis that has cost it $8.2 billion in write-downs and credit losses. (AP Photo/Jin Lee)
Lehman Brothers employee leaves the building on Wednesday, June 10, 2008 in New York. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the nation's fourth-largest securities firm, must demonstrate to Wall Street that it has enough liquidity to survive a year-old credit crisis that has cost it $8.2 billion in write-downs and credit losses. (AP Photo/Jin Lee)

Twitter only had around 200,000 people using the service every week when Lehman Brothers died five years ago today. Here’s a look at how they responded in real time.

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