RENO, NV, March 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Merkur Investments Corporation launches a new online magazine with a fresh concept. Founded in March 2010, Open Talk Magazine is now online for public viewing with minimal features, categories and articles. The plan is to gradually grow out the magazine being that it is planned to be quite large in size and cover unlimited topics and categories.
Open Talk Magazine brings readers something different than most magazines in that its aim is to not be bounded to a specific targeted market, but rather "wide open" to all topics that cover most aspects of human life. It specializes in educating, mentoring, empowering and inspiring people around the world--covering life issues and challenges that we as human beings face or will come to face on a daily basis while living on earth.
Young and old alike will find many informative, helpful, insightful, enlightening, and beneficial articles they can use to better educate themselves on how to take on something that they are either going through, or will be going through in their lives. Whether you are male or female; 10 years old or 70 years old; live in New York City or Clarence, Louisiana--Open Talk Magazine strives to include something helpful and beneficial to everybody that falls in the category of "human being" with the mission of helping, improving and changing the world one person at a time.
Open Talk Magazine consists of in-depth and informative articles without the clutter and over-run of glossy photos. The magazine articles are written through the authors' wisdom, experiences, research, education, intellect--as well as common sense; for this allows for "connectedness" between the reader and the article with the purpose of helping, improving and changing his or her life for the better.
Open Talk Magazine covers a broad range of topic categories, and features unlimited topics of interest. Its main categories include: Love & Relationships, Fashion & Style, Glamour & Beauty, Exercise & Fitness, Life & Living, Health & Nutrition, Money Talk, Empowerment Zone, Travel & Adventure, It's Political, and Technology--with more planned to be launched in the coming months ahead.
With such a selfless mission being the driving force behind Open Talk Magazine, it's going to be quite interesting watching it grow and mature over time; for the magazine is staged to help and benefit millions of people worldwide. For more information visit Open Talk Magazine (http://www.opentalkmagazine.com).
Contact:
Larry West
President/CEO
larry.west@merkurinvestments.com
(775) 954-0149
Merkur Investments Corporation
1005 Terminal Way
Reno, NV 89502
Merkur Investments Launches Open Talk Magazine: An Informative Online Magazine With a Fresh Concept
Open Talk Magazine is a free, non-subscription based online magazine specifically created for the "people" of the Internet community; specializing in educating, mentoring, empowering and inspiring people around the world.
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