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Format for in-text citation
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In-text citation example
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Format for reference list
Elements, punctuation and capitalisation
[#] A. A. Author, "Title of blog post," in the Title of Blog, Abbrev. Month. Day, Year [Blog]. Accessed: Abbrev. Month. Day, Year. Available: [URL]
Reference list example
[7] M. Schultzberg and S. Ankergren, "Choosing Sequential Testing Framework — Comparisons and Discussions," in the Spotify R&D | Engineering, Mar. 21, 2023 [Blog]. Accessed: Apr. 18, 2023. Available: https://engineering.atspotify.com/2023/03/choosing-sequential-testing-framework-comparisons-and-discussions/
Style notes
- There is no official guidance for referencing podcasts in the IEEE Reference Guide 2022
- Dates: Use the Abbreviated month. Day, Year. Format for adding the date, for example: Jun. 3, 2018.
- Use "and" in between two authors or before the last if listing more than two.
- Month abbreviations: Abbreviated months (E.g. Jun, Sep) are used in IEEE. Please see the IEEE Reference guide for all abbreviations
- If no personal author is given, you can use the name of the organisation, company or institution.
- Use sentence case for the Page title.
- Omit the Title of blog post if it is a stand-alone blog.
- Use Title Case for the Title of Website.
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