Pointing to the list of funders published on the magazine s back cover, he adds, These are not people who are off-limits not by a long shot. Former Democratic political operative Tripp Jones, who as MassINC s executive director also functions as CommonWealth s co-publisher, sees the magazine as the third leg of his organization s tripod, the others being research and public education. Though CommonWealth targets an elite audience, it will soon be more widely available. Currently, about the only place you can buy it is at the downtown Borders. In the last few days, though, Keough says the magazine has struck a deal with a major distributor, which will stock it in Borders s 10 Massachusetts stores.
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