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Virtual Strategy Magazine Debuts Best of Virtualization Blogs
Virtual Strategy Magazine (VSM), www.virtual-strategy.com, the first online publication focused exclusively on virtualization trends and insights, today announced the debut of Virtual Thread. This new service delivers the blogospheres most prescient and impactful server, desktop and application virtualization postings directly to the reader.

Bloggers post each others links on their sites, and cross-communicate with each other. Collectively, they are like the talking drums of the jungle, the early indicator of new trends. We at VSM live and breathe virtualization every day. Our expertise allows us to look for the patterns, identifying seminal shifts and important issues, presenting them in an easy to digest, readable way, said Brian Ducharme, Managing Editor, VSM.

Virtual Thread highlights the industrys best and brightest, and like all of VSMs content, its geared toward letting readers get inside the brains of the innovators who are shaping this industry and grappling with the realities of virtualization, added Ducharme.

VSM uses proprietary technology to comb the web for compelling new virtualization blog postings. Virtual Thread links directly to the best of these postings, highlighting those that VSM finds most relevant, and categorizes them by overarching topic.

The virtualization market is incredibly fast-moving. Keeping up with all the twists and turns is not easy, said Carryl Roy, Senior Editor. Blogs are a great way to learn what the experts think about the latest developments, but it is really tedious for people to ferret out the best blog sources on any given day. Virtual Thread takes the hassle out of finding those blogger insights we have done the work for you.

Published Tuesday, August 12, 2008 7:50 PM by David Marshall
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