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	If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.		If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.



	'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2.0_0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''		'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2.0_0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''

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	Moawad, N. (2013). Dot feminist resistance: Online disobedience, sabotage and militancy. In A. Finlay (Ed.), ''Global Information Society Watch 2013''. johannesburg: APC and Hivos. www.giswatch.org/en/womens-rights-gender/dot-feminist-resistance-online-disobedience-sabotage-and-militancy		Moawad, N. (2013). Dot feminist resistance: Online disobedience, sabotage and militancy. In A. Finlay (Ed.), ''Global Information Society Watch 2013''. johannesburg: APC and Hivos. www.giswatch.org/en/womens-rights-gender/dot-feminist-resistance-online-disobedience-sabotage-and-militancy


	==='''Government documents'''===		==='''Government documents'''===
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	Department/Agency. (year). ''Title''. URL or Location: Publisher.		Department/Agency. (year). ''Title''. URL or Location: Publisher.
	Department of Communications. (2013). ''South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy''. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html		Department of Communications. (2013). ''South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy''. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html


	==='''Journal article'''===		==='''Journal article'''===
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	Salas, M. (2010). Internet, power and politics: Gender and ICTs in the movement against CAFTA. ''The Journal of Community Informatics, 6''(1). ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/530/468		Salas, M. (2010). Internet, power and politics: Gender and ICTs in the movement against CAFTA. ''The Journal of Community Informatics, 6''(1). ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/530/468


	==='''Newspaper article'''===		==='''Newspaper article'''===
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	Chemaly, S., Friedman, J., & Bates, L. (2013, 21 May). An Open Letter to Facebook. ''Huffington Post''. www.huffingtonpost.com/soraya-chemaly/an-open-letter-to-faceboo_1_b_3307394.html		Chemaly, S., Friedman, J., & Bates, L. (2013, 21 May). An Open Letter to Facebook. ''Huffington Post''. www.huffingtonpost.com/soraya-chemaly/an-open-letter-to-faceboo_1_b_3307394.html


	==='''Presentation, paper, etc.'''===		==='''Presentation, paper, etc.'''===
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	Defensor-Santiago, M. (2010). The praxis of gender justice in the Philippines: Implications for lawmaking. Paper presented at the Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA) Panel on Gender Justice and Women’s Rights, Istanbul, Turkey, 24 October. miriam.com.ph/newsblog/?p=489		Defensor-Santiago, M. (2010). The praxis of gender justice in the Philippines: Implications for lawmaking. Paper presented at the Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA) Panel on Gender Justice and Women’s Rights, Istanbul, Turkey, 24 October. miriam.com.ph/newsblog/?p=489


	==='''Blog post'''===		==='''Blog post'''===
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	Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Name of Blog''. URL		Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Name of Blog''. URL
	Milstein, S. (2013, 24 March). I have a few things to say about Adria. Dogs and Shoes. www.dogsandshoes.com/2013/03/adria.html		Milstein, S. (2013, 24 March). I have a few things to say about Adria. Dogs and Shoes. www.dogsandshoes.com/2013/03/adria.html


	==='''Web page'''===		==='''Web page'''===
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	www.takebackthetech.net/page/about-campaign		www.takebackthetech.net/page/about-campaign


	==='''Online video (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)'''===		==='''Online video (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)'''===

	If the video is mentioned in the text, simply provide the URL.		If the video is mentioned in the text, simply provide the URL.


	==='''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''===		==='''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''===
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	Interview with APC Executive Director Anriette Esterhuysen, 21 March 2014.		Interview with APC Executive Director Anriette Esterhuysen, 21 March 2014.


	==='''If the same reference is cited more than once...'''===		==='''If the same reference is cited more than once...'''===

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	'''APC guide to reference listing'''		=='''APC guide to reference listing'''==

	Please note that the superscript number used to indicate the placement of a footnote comes after any punctuation marks, including commas, full stops and quotation marks:		Please note that the superscript number used to indicate the placement of a footnote comes after any punctuation marks, including commas, full stops and quotation marks:
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	'''Special notes on URLs'''		=='''Special notes on URLs'''==

	URLs (links) should be hyperlinked and the http:// and https:// notation should be removed. If a link is available with a secure connection (https), always use that as the target of the hyperlink (e.g. www.apc.org). In the case of print publications, where hyperlinking is not possible, please always		URLs (links) should be hyperlinked and the http:// and https:// notation should be removed. If a link is available with a secure connection (https), always use that as the target of the hyperlink (e.g. www.apc.org). In the case of print publications, where hyperlinking is not possible, please always
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	'''Guidelines and examples by reference type'''		=='''Guidelines and examples by reference type'''==

	'''Books and reports'''		==='''Books and reports'''===

	Author, A. (year). ''Title of Work''. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)		Author, A. (year). ''Title of Work''. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)
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	WomenAid Collective. (2008). ''CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report''. Enugu: WACOL.		WomenAid Collective. (2008). ''CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report''. Enugu: WACOL.

	'''More than one author'''		==='''More than one author'''===

	Fascendini, F., & Fialová, K. (2011). ''Voices from Digital Spaces: Technology-related violence against women''. Johannesburg: APC WNSP. www.genderit.org/node/3539		Fascendini, F., & Fialová, K. (2011). ''Voices from Digital Spaces: Technology-related violence against women''. Johannesburg: APC WNSP. www.genderit.org/node/3539

	'''Chapter in a book'''		==='''Chapter in a book'''===

	Author, A. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. Editor (Ed.), ''Title of book''. Location: Publisher. URL		Author, A. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. Editor (Ed.), ''Title of book''. Location: Publisher. URL
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	'''Government documents'''		==='''Government documents'''===

	Department/Agency. (year). ''Title''. URL or Location: Publisher.		Department/Agency. (year). ''Title''. URL or Location: Publisher.
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	'''Journal article'''		==='''Journal article'''===

	Author, A. (Year). Title of article. ''Title of Periodical, volume number''(issue number), pages (if available). URL (if online)		Author, A. (Year). Title of article. ''Title of Periodical, volume number''(issue number), pages (if available). URL (if online)
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	'''Newspaper article'''		==='''Newspaper article'''===

	Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Newspaper Title''. URL		Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Newspaper Title''. URL
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	'''Presentation, paper, etc.'''		==='''Presentation, paper, etc.'''===

	Author, A. (Year). Title of paper. Description. URL		Author, A. (Year). Title of paper. Description. URL
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	'''Blog post'''		==='''Blog post'''===

	Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Name of Blog''. URL		Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Name of Blog''. URL
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	'''Web page'''		==='''Web page'''===

	If you are citing information about an organisation, programme, campaign, etc. from a website, you can simply provide the URL.		If you are citing information about an organisation, programme, campaign, etc. from a website, you can simply provide the URL.
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	'''Online video (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)'''		==='''Online video (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)'''===

	If the video is mentioned in the text, simply provide the URL.		If the video is mentioned in the text, simply provide the URL.


	'''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''		==='''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''===

	Brief description, Date.		Brief description, Date.
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	'''If the same reference is cited more than once...'''		==='''If the same reference is cited more than once...'''===

	If the reference is the same as the one cited right before it: Ibid.		If the reference is the same as the one cited right before it: Ibid.

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	'''Government documents'''		'''Government documents'''

	Department/Agency. (year). ''Title'' . URL or Location: Publisher.		Department/Agency. (year). ''Title''. URL or Location: Publisher.
	Department of Communications. (2013). ''South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy''. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html		Department of Communications. (2013). ''South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy''. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html

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	remove http:// but leave https:// so that readers are aware that a secure connection to the link is possible.		remove http:// but leave https:// so that readers are aware that a secure connection to the link is possible.

	URL links should also not contain tracking tokens, which are often present if the URL has been copied from an online dissemination platform like Twitter or ShareThis!. As an example, extraneous tracking information in the URL sometimes follows “html” and often begin with “?utm_”. Delete it		URL links should also not contain tracking tokens, which are often present if the URL has been copied from an online dissemination platform like Twitter or ShareThis! As an example, extraneous tracking information in the URL sometimes follows “html” and often begin with “?utm_”. Delete it
	and then test to make sure the URL still works without it.		and then test to make sure the URL still works without it.

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	'''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''		'''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''

	Brief description, Date. Interview with APC Executive Director Anriette Esterhuysen, 21 March 2014.		Brief description, Date.

			Interview with APC Executive Director Anriette Esterhuysen, 21 March 2014.


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	If the reference is the same as the one cited right before it: Ibid.		If the reference is the same as the one cited right before it: Ibid.

	If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.		If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.

	'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2.0_0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''		'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2.0_0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''

Lori at 22:08, 17 May 2016

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	The only exception is when the punctuation mark is a dash:		The only exception is when the punctuation mark is a dash:
	The new ~~website 3~~ – launched in 2014 – provides a wide range of resources.		The new website3 – launched in 2014 – provides a wide range of resources.

	The format for the footnote is the same format used for a reference list in APA style, with a few minor modifications, which means you can use free online tools like www.bibme.org/apa-bibliography to make referencing faster and simpler.		The format for the footnote is the same format used for a reference list in APA style, with a few minor modifications, which means you can use free online tools like www.bibme.org/apa-bibliography to make referencing faster and simpler.
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	Author, A. (year). ''Title of Work''. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)		Author, A. (year). ''Title of Work''. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)
	Gurumurthy, A. (2004). Gender and ICTs: Overview Report . Brighton: BRIDGE. www.bridge.ids.ac.uk/go/bridge-publications/cutting-edge-packs/gender-and-icts/gender-and-icts&id=52909&type=Document&langid=1
	WomenAid Collective. (2008). CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report. Enugu: WACOL.		Gurumurthy, A. (2004). ''Gender and ICTs: Overview Report''. Brighton: BRIDGE. www.bridge.ids.ac.uk/go/bridge-publications/cutting-edge-packs/gender-and-icts/gender-and-icts&id=52909&type=Document&langid=1

			WomenAid Collective. (2008). ''CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report''. Enugu: WACOL.

	'''More than one author'''		'''More than one author'''

	Fascendini, F., & Fialová, K. (2011). Voices from Digital Spaces: Technology-related violence against women. Johannesburg: APC WNSP. www.genderit.org/node/3539		Fascendini, F., & Fialová, K. (2011). ''Voices from Digital Spaces: Technology-related violence against women''. Johannesburg: APC WNSP. www.genderit.org/node/3539

	'''Chapter in a book'''		'''Chapter in a book'''

	Author, A. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. Editor (Ed.), Title of book. Location: Publisher. URL		Author, A. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. Editor (Ed.), ''Title of book''. Location: Publisher. URL
	Moawad, N. (2013). Dot feminist resistance: Online disobedience, sabotage and militancy. In A. Finlay (Ed.), Global Information Society Watch 2013. johannesburg: APC and Hivos. www.giswatch.org/en/womens-rights-gender/dot-feminist-resistance-online-disobedience-sabotage-and-militancy
			Moawad, N. (2013). Dot feminist resistance: Online disobedience, sabotage and militancy. In A. Finlay (Ed.), ''Global Information Society Watch 2013''. johannesburg: APC and Hivos. www.giswatch.org/en/womens-rights-gender/dot-feminist-resistance-online-disobedience-sabotage-and-militancy


	'''Government documents'''		'''Government documents'''

	Department/Agency. (year). Title . URL or Location: Publisher.		Department/Agency. (year). ''Title'' . URL or Location: Publisher.
	Department of Communications. (2013). South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html		Department of Communications. (2013). ''South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy''. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html


	'''Journal article'''		'''Journal article'''

	Author, A. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volume number (issue number), pages (if available). URL (if online)		Author, A. (Year). Title of article. ''Title of Periodical, volume number''(issue number), pages (if available). URL (if online)
	Coleman, S. (2005). The lonely citizen: Indirect representation in an age of networks. Political Communication, 22(2), 197-214.
	Salas, M. (2010). Internet, power and politics: Gender and ICTs in the movement against CAFTA. The Journal of Community Informatics, 6(1). ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/530/468		Coleman, S. (2005). The lonely citizen: Indirect representation in an age of networks. ''Political Communication, 22''(2), 197-214.

			Salas, M. (2010). Internet, power and politics: Gender and ICTs in the movement against CAFTA. ''The Journal of Community Informatics, 6''(1). ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/530/468


	'''Newspaper article'''		'''Newspaper article'''

	Author, A. (~~Date~~ month ~~year 1~~ published). Article title. Newspaper Title. URL		Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Newspaper Title''. URL
	Chemaly, S., Friedman, J., & Bates, L. (21 May ~~2013~~). An Open Letter to Facebook. Huffington Post. www.huffingtonpost.com/soraya-chemaly/an-open-letter-to-faceboo_1_b_3307394.html
			Chemaly, S., Friedman, J., & Bates, L. (2013, 21 May). An Open Letter to Facebook. ''Huffington Post''. www.huffingtonpost.com/soraya-chemaly/an-open-letter-to-faceboo_1_b_3307394.html


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	Author, A. (Year). Title of paper. Description. URL		Author, A. (Year). Title of paper. Description. URL

	Defensor-Santiago, M. (2010). The praxis of gender justice in the Philippines: Implications for lawmaking. Paper presented at the Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA) Panel on Gender Justice and Women’s Rights, Istanbul, Turkey, 24 October. miriam.com.ph/newsblog/?p=489		Defensor-Santiago, M. (2010). The praxis of gender justice in the Philippines: Implications for lawmaking. Paper presented at the Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA) Panel on Gender Justice and Women’s Rights, Istanbul, Turkey, 24 October. miriam.com.ph/newsblog/?p=489

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	'''Blog post'''		'''Blog post'''

	Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. Name of Blog. URL		Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. ''Name of Blog''. URL
	Milstein, S. (2013, 24 March). I have a few things to say about Adria. Dogs and Shoes. www.dogsandshoes.com/2013/03/adria.html		Milstein, S. (2013, 24 March). I have a few things to say about Adria. Dogs and Shoes. www.dogsandshoes.com/2013/03/adria.html

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	If you are citing information about an organisation, programme, campaign, etc. from a website, you can simply provide the URL.		If you are citing information about an organisation, programme, campaign, etc. from a website, you can simply provide the URL.

	www.takebackthetech.net/page/about-campaign		www.takebackthetech.net/page/about-campaign

Lori at 21:53, 17 May 2016

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	If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.		If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.

	'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2-0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''		'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2.0_0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''

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	'''Books and reports'''		'''Books and reports'''

	Author, A. (year). Title of Work. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)		Author, A. (year). ''Title of Work''. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)
	Gurumurthy, A. (2004). Gender and ICTs: Overview Report . Brighton: BRIDGE. www.bridge.ids.ac.uk/go/bridge-publications/cutting-edge-packs/gender-and-icts/gender-and-icts&id=52909&type=Document&langid=1		Gurumurthy, A. (2004). Gender and ICTs: Overview Report . Brighton: BRIDGE. www.bridge.ids.ac.uk/go/bridge-publications/cutting-edge-packs/gender-and-icts/gender-and-icts&id=52909&type=Document&langid=1
	WomenAid Collective. (2008). CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report. Enugu: WACOL.		WomenAid Collective. (2008). CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report. Enugu: WACOL.

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	APC uses an adapted version of the American Psychological Association (APA) style of referencing. The key difference is APC's use of footnotes rather than in-text citation of author and date. We take into consideration the impracticality of scrolling backwards and forwards to the bibliography. Footnotes are better suited to documents that are likely to be read on a digital device. Please take into account the following recommendations when writing and editing for APC.		APC uses an adapted version of the American Psychological Association (APA) style of referencing. The key difference is APC's use of footnotes rather than in-text citation of author and date. We take into consideration the impracticality of scrolling backwards and forwards to the bibliography. Footnotes are better suited to documents that are likely to be read on a digital device. Please take into account the following recommendations when writing and editing for APC.


			'''APC guide to reference listing'''

			Please note that the superscript number used to indicate the placement of a footnote comes after any punctuation marks, including commas, full stops and quotation marks:
			In 2014 the group launched a new website.3
			“We have also launched a new website,”3 she added.

			The only exception is when the punctuation mark is a dash:
			The new website 3 – launched in 2014 – provides a wide range of resources.

			The format for the footnote is the same format used for a reference list in APA style, with a few minor modifications, which means you can use free online tools like www.bibme.org/apa-bibliography to make referencing faster and simpler.

			However, since all the necessary information is provided in the footnotes, there is no need to compile a separate list of references.


			'''Special notes on URLs'''

			URLs (links) should be hyperlinked and the http:// and https:// notation should be removed. If a link is available with a secure connection (https), always use that as the target of the hyperlink (e.g. www.apc.org). In the case of print publications, where hyperlinking is not possible, please always
			remove http:// but leave https:// so that readers are aware that a secure connection to the link is possible.

			URL links should also not contain tracking tokens, which are often present if the URL has been copied from an online dissemination platform like Twitter or ShareThis!. As an example, extraneous tracking information in the URL sometimes follows “html” and often begin with “?utm_”. Delete it
			and then test to make sure the URL still works without it.


			'''Guidelines and examples by reference type'''

			'''Books and reports'''

			Author, A. (year). Title of Work. Location: Publisher. URL (if the publication is available online)
			Gurumurthy, A. (2004). Gender and ICTs: Overview Report . Brighton: BRIDGE. www.bridge.ids.ac.uk/go/bridge-publications/cutting-edge-packs/gender-and-icts/gender-and-icts&id=52909&type=Document&langid=1
			WomenAid Collective. (2008). CEDAW and Accountability to Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Shadow Report. Enugu: WACOL.

			'''More than one author'''

			Fascendini, F., & Fialová, K. (2011). Voices from Digital Spaces: Technology-related violence against women. Johannesburg: APC WNSP. www.genderit.org/node/3539

			'''Chapter in a book'''

			Author, A. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. Editor (Ed.), Title of book. Location: Publisher. URL
			Moawad, N. (2013). Dot feminist resistance: Online disobedience, sabotage and militancy. In A. Finlay (Ed.), Global Information Society Watch 2013. johannesburg: APC and Hivos. www.giswatch.org/en/womens-rights-gender/dot-feminist-resistance-online-disobedience-sabotage-and-militancy

			'''Government documents'''

			Department/Agency. (year). Title . URL or Location: Publisher.
			Department of Communications. (2013). South Africa Connect: National Broadband Policy. www.doc.gov.za/documents-publications/broadband.html

			'''Journal article'''

			Author, A. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volume number (issue number), pages (if available). URL (if online)
			Coleman, S. (2005). The lonely citizen: Indirect representation in an age of networks. Political Communication, 22(2), 197-214.
			Salas, M. (2010). Internet, power and politics: Gender and ICTs in the movement against CAFTA. The Journal of Community Informatics, 6(1). ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/530/468


			'''Newspaper article'''

			Author, A. (Date month year 1 published). Article title. Newspaper Title. URL
			Chemaly, S., Friedman, J., & Bates, L. (21 May 2013). An Open Letter to Facebook. Huffington Post. www.huffingtonpost.com/soraya-chemaly/an-open-letter-to-faceboo_1_b_3307394.html


			'''Presentation, paper, etc.'''

			Author, A. (Year). Title of paper. Description. URL
			Defensor-Santiago, M. (2010). The praxis of gender justice in the Philippines: Implications for lawmaking. Paper presented at the Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA) Panel on Gender Justice and Women’s Rights, Istanbul, Turkey, 24 October. miriam.com.ph/newsblog/?p=489


			'''Blog post'''

			Author, A. (Year, date month published). Article title. Name of Blog. URL
			Milstein, S. (2013, 24 March). I have a few things to say about Adria. Dogs and Shoes. www.dogsandshoes.com/2013/03/adria.html


			'''Web page'''

			If you are citing information about an organisation, programme, campaign, etc. from a website, you can simply provide the URL.
			www.takebackthetech.net/page/about-campaign


			'''Online video (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.)'''

			If the video is mentioned in the text, simply provide the URL.


			'''Personal communication (interview, email, etc.)'''

			Brief description, Date. Interview with APC Executive Director Anriette Esterhuysen, 21 March 2014.


			'''If the same reference is cited more than once...'''

			If the reference is the same as the one cited right before it: Ibid.
			If the reference is the same as one cited earlier: Author, A. (Year or Year, date month). Op. cit.

	'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2-0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''		'''[http://www.apc.org/en/system/files/APC_ReferenceGuide_2-0.pdf Read or download the Reference guide in pdf format]'''

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	APC uses an adapted version of the American Psychological Association (APA) style of referencing. The key difference is APC's use of footnotes rather than in-text citation of author and date. We take into consideration the impracticality of scrolling backwards and forwards to the bibliography. Footnotes are better suited to documents that are likely to be read on a digital device. Please take into account the following recommendations when writing and editing for APC.		APC uses an adapted version of the American Psychological Association (APA) style of referencing. The key difference is APC's use of footnotes rather than in-text citation of author and date. We take into consideration the impracticality of scrolling backwards and forwards to the bibliography. Footnotes are better suited to documents that are likely to be read on a digital device. Please take into account the following recommendations when writing and editing for APC.


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