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THE DATA-CRUNCHERS at Twitter have discovered that the death of Osama Bin Laden led to the highest sustained bout of tweeting on the site ever.
Twitter noted that from 10.45pm to 2.20am Eastern Seaboard Time in the US (3.45-7.30am here in Ireland), an average of 3,440 tweets were going through their system EVERY second.
This has been a busy four days for internet communications – the British royal wedding became the largest event in internet history last Friday.
A message from Twitter (on Twitter, appropriately enough) confirmed the level of activity.
Image: @miguelrios via Twitter
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