Tom Hodgkinson, editor of The Idler magazine, told the Today programme's Sarah Montague that, after receiving articles written for his magazine containing numerous examples of bad grammar, he "started finding it quite annoying".

BBC: Just how bad is bad grammar?

Some British subscribers to Wired Magazine are in for a surprise this month a few select readers are receiving personalized versions of the magazine, with their personal details spilled across the cover.

FORBES: Wired UK Tries To Creep Out Readers With Invasive Personalized Covers

When he was 90 he said in an interview in First Things, an American philosophy magazine, that he was still receiving, on average, 23 letters a day, mostly from people saying that he had changed their lives.

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An official with the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives told CNN he consulted with city police after receiving a similar request from NBC and was told an empty magazine would not be a problem.

CNN: No charges over NBC ammo clip display