CitationOtherSources

** Other Sources **

Images on the Web
(1) The artist, last name followed by first; (2) the title of the work, //italicized//; (3) the date of the work, if known. (4) the location where it is housed/website; (5) the format of your source (in this case, “Web”); (6) the date accessed; (7) the web address.
 * Basic format for ** ** paintings, sculpture or photographs on the Internet: **

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Legal Source (laws, court cases, patents, etc.)
To cite a law or act: (1) State the name of the act; (2) Public Law number; (3) date enacted; (4) Statutes at Large cataloging number; (5) the format of your source (Print or Web); (6) date retrieved (only for Web) and URL (optional). Abbreviation for Public Law--// Pub. L //. Abbreviation for Statutes at Large--// Stat. //

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Film, Videorecording, DVD, Laser Disc
A citation for a film, videorecording, or DVD follows this basic format: (1) Title, //italicized//; (2) the director; (3) performer(s); (4) distributor; (5) year of release; (6) format (Film, DVD, Videocassette, Laser disc).

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Interviews
There are two kinds of interviews: (A) ones conducted by yourself (the researcher), and (B) ones published or broadcast.

A. To cite an interview conducted by you (the researcher) give (1) the name of the person interviewed; (2) the kind of interview (Personal interview, Telephone interview, Email interview); (3) the date or dates of the interview given in day, month, year order (e.g. 29 Oct 2009).

 B. To cite an interview that was published or broadcast, give (1) the name of the person interviewed; (2) the title of the interview (if any), in “quotes” if the interview is part of a publication/recording/program, __or__ in //italics// if the interview was published by itself, __or__ if the interview is untitled, use the word **Interview** (no quotes or italics); (3) the name of the program/video/magazine/newspaper, // italicized //; (4) date given in day, month, year order (e.g. 16 Jan 2009); (5) page numbers; (6) format of your source (Print, Radio, DVD, Television, etc.).

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