The technology sector is an extremely competitive segment of the business world.  Someone new enters the industry almost daily.  Announcements, partnerships, and new products are released constantly.  If you try to follow all of the events surrounding the various markets in the tech industry, it turns out to be an almost full-time job.  So why bother?

Especially when the Internet Marketing Monitor is launching a new service, called "The War Room", that takes the work out of your hands and puts it squarely into ours!

From the new War Room site: 

The Internet Marketing Monitor War Room is your one-stop place to see who's doing what in the ongoing and often competitive technology markets.  While not every market is covered in the War Room, the list continues to grow both in scope and in the number of competing companies.  The War Board chart is an at-a-glance look at each market, the players involved, and their relative involvement in the battle. 

As new products are announcement, partnerships forged, and slip-ups occur, the Internet Marketing Monitor's War Room will keep you up to date and in the know.  We're updating the War Room several times a day as news occurs.  We are constantly scouring the web for press releases and other announcements so you don't have to.  Instead, just stop by the War Room to see who's doing what and where they're doing it.

Some features of the new War Room include:

• The War Board:  A quick, at-a-glance table of various industries, players, and where they stand.  Each time a company "launches a missile" and announces something, we'll update The War Board with a relative score.  It's color-coded for easy reading and constantly updated.
• Battle Recaps:  Sorted by company and date, the Battle Recaps pinpoint decisive blows that each company is making in their battles for market supremacy.  Each Battle Recap includes a link to a press release, a post at the Internet Marketing Monitor, a news article, or all of the above!

We've done our best to catch the War Board and the Battle Recap up to match everything that we've covered at the Internet Marketing Monitor since our launch.  Historically, the War Room doesn't extend very far.  But going forward, we'll update and refine the page as things occur.  And this initial set of companies and industries is just that:  an initial list.  As new battles break out, new companies join the fight, and old companies surrender, we'll continue to grow and expand the list.

We'll be adding a new tab to the top of the site very soon to make finding The War Room easier.  There may be a few missing pieces of information right now.  But we want you to be able to start using the War Room today.

Want to suggest a new player or another industry worth following?  Have we missed something?  Shots are fired all the time, so it's possible that we've missed a skirmish here or there.  Don't hesitate to let us know what you're thinking.

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