Source Type Electronic database		MLA Format Depending on database, citations differ slightly. See information posted on the database you're using for most specific format.		Example General example: Brink, Susan. “Little-Used Newborn Test Can Prevent Real Heart-ache.” U.S. News and World Report 17 Jan. 2000: 59-60. EBSCOhost MAS Ultra-School Edition. Aurora Central High School, Aurora, CO. 20 April 2003 <http://search.epnet.com>.		Parenthetical Format (Brink).
Review online (ex. Book review)		Author. Rev. (review) of Title of Book, by author. Title of electronic maga- zine Date created. Title of database, Aurora Central High School, Aurora, CO. Date accessed <URL network address>.		Smith, Leonora. Rev. of Becoming Madame Mao, by Anchee Min. Publishers Weekly 3 April 2000. EBSCOhost MAS Ultra-School Edition. Aurora Central High School, Aurora, CO. 25 April 2003 <http://search.epnet.com>.		(Smith).
Web site	Creator's name (if given) or Institution or organization. “Web Page Title”. Web site. Copyright date. Date of access <URL network address>.		Harden, Mark. “Picasso the Legend.” The Artchive. 2002. 6 Aug. 2003 <http://wwNw.artchive.com/artchive/P/ picasso_postww2.html>.		(Harden).
Sound recording	Artist(s). “Title of sound recording.” Perf. (performer) Name. Title of CD. Producer, Year.		Page. Jimmy, and Robert Plant. “The Rain Song.” Perf. Led Zeppelin. Houses of the Holy. Atlantic, 1973.		(Page and Plant).
Online magazine article	Author's name (if given). “Title of article.” Name of Magazine Date of publication. Date of access <URL network address>.		Bremner, Brian. “Japan Takes the First Step to Recovery.” Business Week 10 Oct. 2000. 6 Nov. 2000 <http:// www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/ dnflash/oct2000.nf20001010_917.htm>.		(Bremner).
E-mail	Sender's Name. “Title.” (from subject line) E-mail to author. Date of message.		Crispen, Patrick D. “Online Tutorials.” E-mail to author. 31 Aug. 2000.		(Crispen).
Online encyclopedia	Author (if noted). “Title of article.” Title of Encyclopedia. Where it was accessed. Date of access <URL network address>.		Smith. Jan C. “China.” Encyclopedia Americana Online. Grolier 2001. Aurora Central High School, Aurora, CO 1 May 2003 <http://ea.grolier.com/cgi-bin/>.		(Smith).