Ms. Wilson's Oral Comm Class

WEB SITE -- How to write it in your Bibliography

Creator's last name, first inital  OR  name of company/organization.  (Year it was published or last updated). Title of article.  Web page title. Retrieved day month year from http://Web address.
         
 
Milton Bradley Corporation. (2006).  Monopoly for dummies.  Games that changed the world.
           Accessed 22 September 2009 www.miltonbradco.com/games/m4d/21906.html  
 
 

WEB SITE -- How to say it in your speech

"Check out the Games page of Miltonbradco.com..."

"According to a 2006 article by the Milton Bradley Corporation..." 

"To learn more, go to the Milton Bradley website and read the article entitled Monopoly for Dummies..."

In reality, it is difficult to find an author for some sites. In the case of companies, foundations, government and military sources, they can be cited as the authors even if a single person isn’t listed.

When looking for a date, often the answer is in the URL itself: when an URL ends with numbers, it’s often the date published.