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David Brooks & Woody Allen
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Inc. founder's son to launch mag run by journalists under 30

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Ben Goldhirsh, 26, plans to launch a magazine in September called GOOD with a dual purpose: build a profitable business and serve as a platform for people looking to do good. Emily Steel reports Goldhirsh, whose late father founded Inc. magazine, is funding the initial $2.5 million start-up cost himself. His 12 employees are all under 30. "We're young kids with the capital to put behind our passions," says Goldhirsh.

Posted at 12:40 PM July 20, 2006

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