An interview with the walking adventurer and author Karl Bushby said that Time Warner, having published a 2005 memoir about his journey from Chile, agreed to sponsor the rest of his intercontinental trip home to Hull, but pulled out when the financial crisis hit. In fact, sponsorship was not part of the book deal. Plans with other sponsors fell apart at that time (‘Some things in life are worth dying for’, 13 October, G2, p4).
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