Camrick Clark
Nobody does it better. Well, mostly nobody. OK, so there are quite a few people who do it better. Octavius Wrathchilde might not be the greatest spy in the world, but fortunately for him, he’s well matched to his adversaries. Oh, and he mixes up a mean Facebook status update. Sit back, buckle the [...]
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Do you ever read a text and swear you can hear the person on the other end saying it? Well, you might be hearing things, or you might just be using the new app Voxer.
Voxer is a walkie talkie application for smartphones that lets you send instant audio, text, [...]
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Television has come a long way since 1926. If you think of the DVR as the Wright brothers’ airplane, then we are on the cusp of the jet engine of TV – a fundamental shift in how we consume, interact with and distribute video media. If you look at recent industry [...]
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As any firefighter will tell you, the best way to put out a fire is to prevent it. But when something does catch on fire, a quick first response can help keep things from going up in flames.
Using Twitter for crisis communications is fast becoming a critical component in any company’s strategy. Twitter is [...]
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This Wednesday, Facebook will release the new “Timeline” to the masses to what will, more than likely, be mixed reactions.
I am a bit of an oddball in that I enjoy change. Not many people do. The ratio is 5 to1 against change, according [...]
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Nostrodomus I am not, but I feel like I know a good thing when I see it. For a while now, I have liked what I have seen from the world of Near Field Communications (NFC). NFC is a short-range wireless technology already used throughout the world today. It’s gaining [...]
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Today’s blog is a bit of a PSA for all of you lovely people out there. You may or may not know that, just as you need to change the oil in your car regularly, you should be updating your web browser regularly, as well. “But why?” you ask.
The number one reason is [...]
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Scenes from AM:PM PR’s first Birthday Bash mingle with fire chief Pat McCormick’s speech to the friends, clients and family that showed up to support us and the community that is our home. Included among the participants were members of Distillery Row, Cascade Brewing, Zanzibar Cellars, Eat Your Heart Out Catering, Phoogoo, and the [...]
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In comic books, nuclear engineering almost always goes wrong, resulting in a character gaining superhuman strength at a terrible cost to his or her soul. In Forward Communications Strategist, Camrick Clark's, case, it seems to have worked all right.
His dad's job as a nuclear engineer took him from his birthplace in Oregon's mid-Willamette Valley, via an indirect path, to the farmlands of Iowa and back again. While he seems to have gained superhuman strength along the way, so far the price to his soul seems minimal.
Camrick helped start a computer recycling program at the nonprofit housing company he worked for when he was 14. He launched a web design division at 17, and by 20, he'd become web master for a $26-million-a-year company. Then, he graduated to working for Apple.
Superhuman strength? Technological savvy? Insatiable ambition? On second thought, maybe he didn't turn out all right after all.
