Write the last name and first initial of the author:
Peckham, M.
Follow the author's name with the date of publication in a year, month day format. Enclose the date in parentheses:
Peckham, M. (2011, June 2).
Format the title of the article so that only the first word and any proper nouns begin with a capital letter:
Peckham, M. (2011, June 2). The 15 hottest games and gaming hardware of E3 2011.
Conclude your citation with the URL:
Peckham, M. (2011, June 2). The 15 hottest games and gaming hardware of E3 2011. Retrieved from http://www.pcworld.com/article/229099
Begin with the last name and first name of the author:
Peckham, Matt.
Follow the author's name with the title of the article. Enclose the title in quotation marks:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011."
List the name of the website in italics:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." pcworld.com.
List the name of the publisher as "PCWorld," followed by the date of publication. For example:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." pcworld.com. PCWorld, 2 June 2011.
List the medium of publication as "web":
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." pcworld.com. PCWorld, 2 June 2011. Web.
Conclude your citation with the date of access:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." pcworld.com. PCWorld, 2 June 2011. Web. 4 June 2011.
Although not required, you may include the URL in angle brackets at the end of your citation:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." pcworld.com. PCWorld, 2 June 2011. Web. 4 June 2011. <http://www.pcworld.com/article/229099>
Begin with the last name and first name of the author:
Peckham, Matt.
Follow the author's name with the title of the article. Enclose the title in quotation marks:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011."
List the date on which the page was last modified:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." Last modified June 2, 2011.
If the page does not say when it was last modified, provide the date of access instead. For example:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." Accessed June 4, 2011.
Conclude your citation with the URL of the page, followed by a period:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." Last modified June 2, 2011. http://www.pcworld.com/article/229099.
Begin with the last name and first name of the author:
Peckham, Matt.
Follow the author's name with the title of the article. Enclose the title in quotation marks:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011."
List the name of the website:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." PCWorld.
Conclude your citation with the URL and the date of access. For example:
Peckham, Matt. "The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011." PCWorld. http://www.pcworld.com/article/229099 (accessed June 4, 2011).