INTELWIRE Records 1 Million Page Views

INTELWIRE today recorded its one millionth page view. It's been quite a progression over the last couple of years. INTELWIRE began as a very small operation focused mainly on posting and reporting from government documents. It has evolved into a valued source for authors, journalists and analysts, with the majority of readers coming from the media and government, including policy-makers, law enforcement, the intelligence community and the military.

Today INTELWIRE is part of the Multifaceted Media Group (MMG), bringing its exclusive primary sources to a wide range of projects, including international documentaries such as "Sarajevo Ricochet," a look at Al Qaeda's involvement in the War in Bosnia which will debut within the next couple of months. In addition to INTELWIRE reports, MMG provides comprehensive services to media professionals in document and knowledge managemen and professional research services, as well as maintaining a massive archive of stock footage -- license-ready video and audio focused on terrorism and extremism.

There are big things ahead in the coming year. In early 2011, I will publish my first book, taking an investigative and analytical look at the phenomenon of American jihadists. We'll be releasing the title and ordering information within a couple of months. A second book -- a work of investigative journalism covering an important aspect of the war on terrorism -- is scheduled for late 2011 or early 2012. Two major MMG-produced documentaries are also in development.

Thanks to everyone who has been here since the start, and look for more announcements soon. Here's to the next million...

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