About

Jason Clarke

Hi, I’m Jason Clarke. I’m a web developer and writer. This is my personal website, where I mostly post photos and links.

Currently, I’m working on project management and strategy for RainStorm Consulting. We build simple software and usable websites for educational organizations.

Previously, I owned Clarke Creative Group, where I helped clients of all sizes (especially authors and entrepreneurs) build websites and weblogs. During this time, I designed the logo and website for Media Bloggers Association, the world’s largest advocacy and promotional organization for bloggers. I also helped to plan the organization’s highly-successful BlogNashville conference, including the conception and launch of a conversation aggregation tool which garnered national media attention.

My first book, Michael Moore Is A Big Fat Stupid White Man (co-authored with David T. Hardy), spent six weeks on The New York Times non-fiction best seller list in the summer of 2004. The book was lauded by the Standford Review, Flint Journal, and others (read reviews) for its insightful deconstruction of pseudo-muckraker/filmmaker Michael Moore. The book arose from Moorelies.com, a weblog I created that was one of the most popular blogs on the internet during its run, logging over 5 million unique visitors from April 2003 to December 2005.

To view my resume and learn more about my current professional interests, visit my LinkedIn profile.

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Disclosure & ethics policy

Occasionally, I review other products or services on this site. Though I am occasionally granted early access to products or services, I do not accept monetary or any other type of compensation to mention anything that appears on this site. If offered a product or service for review, I will either return the product, donate it, or pay for it either before or after my review. In any case, I will always clearly disclose that type of relationship within the post in question and in this disclosure statement.

Current disclosures:

My current employer is RainStorm Consulting. If I ever write about a product or client that we work for, I’ll do my best to mention it in my blog. Please note, the opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of RainStorm Consulting, its agents, or clients.

Updated April 7, 2010

Recent clips

July 23rd, 2007 – Constant Commentary, article on citizen’s media, Portland Press Herald

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