Around the world via Twitter

April 2nd, 2009

I love telling stories of how Twitter has come to my aid. Whether it’s needing a restaurant recommendation or fixing an Excel problem, Twitter users are always there to help. It’s phenomenal.

Which is why I love this story: Man completes world trip relying on Twitter friends

It’s a perfect example of how Twitter’s always there for you.

Paul Smith wanted to travel from his home in England to New Zealand in 30 days. Although he didn’t quite make it in time, it’s a pretty cool experiment. He vowed only to accept travel and accomodations from people who used Twitter, according to the article. Incredible.

You can read more about his story here: twitter.com/twitchhiker

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The past year has brought about many changes -- one, I'm no longer at the Chicago Tribune. After a great two years there, I've moved on to Creative Director at Consumer Media Network. I'm also no longer "acmaurer" technically, since I married my best friend in June '11. I'm now Amanda Woodhead, but between you, me and the Internet, I'll always be acmaurer. So thanks again for stopping by, and here's to some great conversations.

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