: Re: Citation in AP style journalism I'm writing feature articles and trying to adhere to AP style, but I'm not sure how to attribute a source. I'm familiar with academic citation (APA, MLA), but
The AP Stylebook is the ultimate resource when it comes to AP style. You can purchase it in several forms through the AP Stylebook website.
The print version for .95 plus shipping
The online version for .00
The iOS version for .99 (in the App Store).
Libraries and universities with journalism programs may also have group subscriptions that you can use if you are a member or student.
Unfortunately, the AP folks apparently want your money, as they do not offer a free reference. There are a couple sparse summaries online - such as this and this, but they do not specifically address citation rules.
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