Reachwide.com today announced the launch of its online service to book all types of classified ads including matrimony, property, retail, recuriment, automobiles and announcements to newspapers throughout the nation. The service makes it easier for advertisers to find and select newspapers, choose publishing dates, create ads, and book them online through a simple and easy-to-use interface. Once the ad is booked, Reachwide helps advertisers to follow-up on their booking with the newspapers and manages any response from the audience through optional p.o.box and private email/sms services.

Mahesh Murthy, Founder of SeedFund, shares his rich experience to startups and offers valuable tips such as becoming a though leader, how  you can have low cost or zero cost marketing.

Blake Ross,a self taught coder, did internship at the age of 14 at Netscape, when Netscape had almost lost out to IE in the browser war. He then thought of a lean browser Firefox which has now been downloaded by 200 million people and roughly around 7 million people download it each month to discard the unsafe Microsoft Internet Explorer browser.

After founding Firefox one of the biggest open source success stories, he recently unveiled his new venture Parakey, which aims to be the WebOS for masses. Parakey is a small application that you download which converts your computer into a local server, thus allowing you to manage your content easily be it documents, images, videos. This content can then be easily searched or shared on a remote server whenever you are online.

Dear All,

A long article recently I came across(CNN BUSINESS), for entrepreneurs, please read twice to get the fine lines in between the words of bright minds.

Regards
Manikandan

1.Turn Your Passion Into an Empire

Rachael Ray
Chef, Author, and Entrepreneur

You have to be open-minded when those early opportunities present themselves. Take advantage of them, whether they're going to make you a lot of money or not. I did 30 Minute Meals for five years on local television, and I earned nothing the first two years. Then I earned $50 a segment. I spent more than that on gas and groceries, but I really enjoyed making the show and I loved going to a viewer's house each week. I knew I enjoyed it, so I stuck with it even though it cost me.