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A citation of any on-line dictionary should include the following information: 1  the headword of the entry cited (in quotes) 2  the title of the source (in italics) 3  the date the dictionary was published, posted, or revised (Use the copyright date noted at the bottom of this and every Student Dictionary page.)
Write the name of the article after the date. Capitalize only the first word, the first word after a colon and proper nouns. Example: Micheli, C. (2010, April 20). How to cite an online news article in APA style. List the name of the publication in italics, followed by page numbers (where available) not in italics. Example: Micheli, C. (2010, April 20). How to cite an online news article in APA style. (italicized) Fictional Newspaper, (not italicized) pp.