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How do you cite a blog?

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In Modern Language Association format, the correct way to cite a blog is: Last, First M. “Article Title.” Blog post type. Website/Blog Title. Website Publisher, Date Month Year published. Web. Date. Month. Year Accessed. MLA style is used for paper and citations in liberal arts and humanities publications.

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MLA doesn't require URLs in citations, but some professors and editors may require them. In that case, the URL should be listed in angle brackets after the access date. Blog post type refers to audio, visual or standard web presentation.

In American Psychological Association style, the structure for citing a blog is: Last, F. M. (Year, Month Date Published). Article title [in italics]. Retrieved from URL.

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