General Rules: Citing Newsletters
In-text Citation: Information to Include
In-text citations and signal phrases can be woven into sentences and paragraphs in multiple ways, and what you emphasize depends on what information will be most relevant and/or persuasive to your reader. However, the following information should always be included:
Reference Citation: Information to Include
Authorlastname, Authorfirstinitial. (Year, Month Day). Specific newsletter issue title in sentence case. Title of Newsletter in Italics [Newsletter]. URL_but_not_active_hyperlink
Specific Example: Online Newsletter with Two Authors
In-text Citation Options
In the SOA bi-annual newsletter, KPMG actuaries Chris Nyce and Drew Golfin (2018) noted that best practices for reserving for loss have not changed much since the early 1970s.
In their bi-annual newsletter, SOA noted that best practices for reserving for loss have not changed much since the early 1970s (Nyce & Golfin, 2018).
References Page Entry
Nyce, C. & Golfin, D. (2018, December). Loss reserving in the future: Innovation in a rapidly changing world. General Insurance Insights [Newsletter]. https://www.soa.org/news-and-publications/newsletters/general-insurance/2018/december/gii-2018-iss-7/loss-reserving-in-the-future-innovation-in-a-rapidly-changing-world/
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