Category: Blog

   Meet: Chitika’s Daniel Dore   I’ve always had a really difficult time throwing anything away. Even as a kid I’d hold on to useless scraps of paper assuming they might be important later, even as fire starter. You never know when that homework assignment from third grade or that birthday card your grandmother will… Continue reading My Online Blast From The Past

The Hollywood writers’ strike is not only causing an increase in reality TV programming, the strike is also causing a once loyal primetime TV audience to go online. According to surveyed research from MindShare, the writers’ strike, which is believed to continue for another three weeks or a month, has significantly impacted and changed TV… Continue reading Ad budgets leave primetime to go online

   By: Karla Escolas “I’m not lazy; I’m just…meh.” Are computers slowly replacing everyday tasks with easier (read: lazier) services? Instead of heading to the grocery store on the weekends, now you can enter your grocery list online and have it delivered right to your home. I guess you could say this saves time, but… Continue reading Cure for the common couch-potato?

   By: Tessa Rudd It has long been common practice among digital photography manufacturers to announce new products in the time leading up to the PMA International Convention, held this year in Las Vegas from January 31st to February 2nd. According to digital photography review site 1001 Noisy Cameras, “it’s never too early to speculate.” … Continue reading Chitika Pulse: Pre-PMA Buzz Guides Market Trends

Now that the holidays are long gone, and you’ve had some time to reflect on what worked and didn’t work for you during the 2007 holiday shopping season, we would love to hear from you. Here are 5 short questions that should take less than a minute of your time & your feedback will help… Continue reading Post-Holiday Shopping Survey- help us help you!

Check out the latest Chitika coverage in the Wall Street Journal. Columnist Kelly Spors explains that she has, “talked with several publishers making so much money from their blogs that they left their day jobs.” In her article, “Bloggers Get Creative to Make Dough,” Spors credits this to new tools and services bloggers can utilize… Continue reading Wall Street Journal Reports Chitika Makes Bloggers Money

121 | 5 | 500,000,000 | 2 | 14 | 600 | 30| 6,000 | ∞ When asked what we accomplished in 2007 we could think of nothing more fitting than to: “let the numbers speak for themselves.” We chose these numbers as descriptions that we feel best summarizes our accomplishments in 2007. What do… Continue reading Chitika’s 2007 Recap: “Let the numbers speak for themselves”

Motorola took the lead as number one brand, winning in two categories at the annual CNET sponsored Best of CES Awards. Chitika’s network reflects the same trend, according to data queried over the past week, as Motorola was the most popular cellphone/smartphone brand among Chitika’s online consumers. The Motorola Rokr E8, premiering to the public… Continue reading Chitika Pulse – Forget Smart, It's All About the Music

Zune isn’t the only Microsoft success rivaling the recently ubiquitous popularity of Apple. Forbes‘ most famous college drop out Bill Gates found himself in an importunate situation as he headed off this year’s CES International, held in Las Vegas, January 5th-10th. As CES’s premier keynote speaker, Gates was not only the chosen celebrity face to… Continue reading Tech-lebrity Death Match; Gates vs. Jobs

I just sat in on a presentation for a new navigation device. Similar to the portable function of the tomtom one and garmin nuvi, gps manufacturer Routon, has launched a portable (indoor and outdoor use) gps device. The Routon devices however offer added features in supporting mp3 (WMA, MP3, WAV format), movie (WMV, AVI, DAT,… Continue reading New GPS Devices and Wireless Video Technology