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Citing INTERNET Resources The basic form to cite electronic resources: Author. Title. (date). [Type of medium]. Availability Citation format according to Beyond the MLA Handbook: Documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet (http://falcon.eku.edu/honors/beyond-mla/) Email Author. author's email address "Subject." Date of post. Personal e-mail. (date read). Web Site Author [if known]. "Title" (main title if applicable). Last date updated or revised [if known]. URL (date accessed). FTP Author (if known). "Title of document" (Date of publication if available). FTP address (date accessed). Gopher Author (if known). "Title of document." Any print publication information (if applicable). Gopher address (date accessed). Usenet News Author. Author's e-mail address "Subject." Date of publication. newsgroup (date accessed). Mailing list Author (if known). Author's email address "Subject." Date of post. mailing list address (date accessed). Citing resources in humanities Columbia Guide to Online Style A Brief Citation Guide for Internet Sources in History and the Humanities Citations for history and humanities Citing resources in Sciences Columbia Guide to Online Style APA APA Style Resources Scientific Citation for Electronic Sources CBE Style Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the American Psychological Association Other styles Electronic Style - The Final Frontier Using other styles to cite and document sources Internet Cataloging Project