How to reference from Marketline Advantage database

Anyone conducting Market research on various companies should take a look at the Marketline Advantage database (formerly Datamonitor 360). When you come to reference from this database use the examples below:

Company Profile
Marketline (2011) Bord na Mona Plc company profile. [Online] Available at: Marketline Advantage Database.  [Accessed 5^th October 2012]

In text citation….(Marketline 2011)…

Industry Profile
Marketline (2011) Confectionery in Ireland industry profile. [Online] Available at: Marketline Advantage Database. [Accessed 5^th October 2012]

In text citation…(Marketline 2011)….

Country profile.

Marketline (2011) Country analysis report: Ireland, Indepth PESTLE insights overview.  [Online] Available at: Marketline Advantage Database. [Accessed 5^th October 2012]

Two profiles from the same year?

Note: If you are referencing two (or more) reports from Marketline Advantage with the same year then you could differentiate between the two by adding lower case letters (a,b,c) after the year of publication.

In-text:
Bord na Mona (Marketline 2011a) began operations in 1933. It now operates in a very volatile economic environment (Marketline 2011b).


Reference list:
Marketline (2011a) Bord na Mona Plc company profile. [Online] Available at: Marketline Advantage Database. [Accessed 5th October 2012]

Marketline (2011b) Country analysis report: Ireland, Indepth PESTLE insights overview.  [Online] Available at: Marketline Advantage Database. [Accessed 5^th October 2012]
 

How to reference Datamonitor 360 profiles?

Anyone conducting Market research on various companies should take a look at the Datamonitor 360 database. When you come to reference from this database use the examples below:

Company Profile

Datamonitor 360 (2011) Bord na Mona Plc company profile. [Online] Available at: Datamonitor 360 Database. [Accessed 1st February 2012]

In text citation….(Datamonitor 360, 2011)…

Industry Profile
Datamonitor 360 (2010) Dairy industry in Ireland industry profile. [Online] Available at: Datamonitor 360 Database. [Accessed 1st February 2012]

In text citation…(Datamonitor 360, 2010)….

Country profile.
Datamonitor 360 (2011) Ireland country profile. [Online] Available at: Datamonitor 360 Database. [Accessed 1st February 2012]

In text Citation…(Datamonitor 360, 2011)

Two profiles from the same year?

Note: If you are referencing two (or more) reports from Datamonitor 360 with the same year then you could differentiate between the two by adding lower case letters (a,b,c) after the year of publication.

In-text:
Bord na Mona (Datamonitor 360, 2011a) began operations in 1933. It now operates in a very volatile economic environment (Datamonitor 360, 2011b).

Reference list:
Datamonitor 360 (2011a) Bord na Mona Plc company profile. [Online] Available at: Datamonitor 360 Database. [Accessed 1st February 2012]

Datamonitor 360 (2011b) Ireland country profile. [Online] Available at: Datamonitor 360 Database. [Accessed 1st February 2012]

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Ireland. Department of Education,

Apple Computer Inc.,

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