05.22.2009 5:11 pm
This space may be vacant for a week
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
I’m off to learn more about techie stuff. May or may not be posting during the next week.
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This is the place where the digital and analog worlds collide. Post-Dispatch reporter Tim Barker looks at how technology changes the way we socialize, work and play.
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Tim has covered a wide range of topics, including tourism, crime, aviation and gambling, since becoming a reporter in 1990. The Oklahoma native joined the Post-Dispatch in 2007 after spending nine years in Orlando. In his spare time, he's often exploring one virtual world or another. He can be reached at tbarker@post-dispatch.com.
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If you were asking for my approval for you to be absent for a week, I approve if you have enough vacation time to do it. Otherwise put your nose to a techincal device known as a grindstone.