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For example, websites can be tricky. Often you can’t
immediately tell where, or by whom, a website is published.
Try surfing around the site to get more information. A good
place to start is by going to the home page—there may
be a link from there that says something like “About Us.”
Tip: If you found an article in a library
database, but the record gives no indication of the place of
publication, you can use Google to see if there is a website
for that newspaper and follow the above instructions to try
and get place-of-publication information.
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