Go to the FAQ for Chapter    1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 Using the CBE style of documentation, how do I cite an archived sound recording or sound clip available on the Web in my list of references? If you are citing information within a sound recording or sound clip available on the Web, what you include in your citation depends on what kind of information you can locate. If possible, give the name of the artist, composer, speaker, or producer (if known); the date of publication or last revision; the title of the sound recording or clip (if known); the title of the complete project (if relevant); the URL; and the date of access. Here, for example, is a References entry listing an archived radio interview that Eastern Kentucky University’s president, Bob Kustra, gave to Paula Kopacz and Andrew Harnack. Kopacz P, Harnack A. 1999 Jan 8. Interview with Bob Kustra. New Horizons in Education with EKU President Bob Kustra. <http://www.weku.org/horizons.htm>. Accessed 1999 Dec 13. Last revised February 15,  2000 Copyright © 2000 by Bedford / St. Martin's