How to Cite a Monthly Magazine From a Site

Magazine publishers often select content from their print magazines and publish it online. This allows the publisher to reach a broader audience and gives them another revenue stream, through online advertisements. The citation process for these online articles is similar to the printed counterparts, with the addition of the Internet address and date of access.

Instructions

  1. Modern Language Association (MLA) Style

    • 1

      Read over the article and establish its author, title, publication and date of publication.

    • 2

      Enter the information so that it follows this format:

      Author's Name (Last, First). "Article's Title." Magazine's Name and Date Published (Month and Year). Exact Date Accessed <site address>.

    • 3

      Underline the magazine's name.

    Chicago Manual of Style

    • 4

      Establish the author and title of the article, as well as the magazine's name and date of publication.

    • 5

      Enter the information so that it follows this format:

      Author's Name (First Last), "Article's Title," Magazine's Name, Date Published (Month and Year), accessed (Exact Date Accessed), website address.

    • 6

      Italicize the magazine's name.

    American Psychological Association (APA) Style

    • 7

      Read over the article and determine the title, author's name, magazine's name, date published and volume number, if available.

    • 8

      Enter the information so that it follows this format:

      Author's Name (Last Name, First Initial). Date Published (Year, Month). Article's Name. Magazine's Name, Volume Number.

    • 9

      Place the date accessed right after the volume number so that it looks like this example.

      Retrieved July 7, 2011, from http://www.website.com.

    • 10

      Place parentheses around the date published and italicize the magazine's name and volume number.

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