Citing Your Sources Using Chicago (Turabian) Style for PowerPoint

Citing Your Sources Using Chicago Style for PowerPoint Presentations, Rev. 9/11/2018 – p. 1

Citing Your Sources Using Chicago (Turabian) Style for PowerPoint Presentations

Giving credit to the sources you reference in your presentation is not only about compliance with copyright laws, but it’s also a critical part of building credibility

and trust with your client. Using Chicago (also known as Turabian) Style, the list below demonstrates the proper formats for citing popular business research

sources in your presentation. Alternatively, you can use Zbib to generate citations for your bibliography. Just make sure you select the Turabian style from the

dropdown menu.

Bibliography = Located at the end of your slide deck, usually as an appendix, the bibliography is a list of all the sources that you used to inform your work. Items

should be listed alphabetically.

Source Note = When you are presenting information in your slide deck that can be tied back to your research, you should insert a brief source note at the

bottom of the slide.

Resource

Description

Bibliography

Source Note

Industry or

Market

Research

Report from a

GBL Database

Frequently used GBL databases

for industry and market research

include First Research, S&P

NetAdvantage, Mintel Oxygen,

and Passport GMID. When a

report does not list a specific

author, start with the title of the

report.

Gabrielsen, Jon T. The Global Market for Alternative Fuels for Commercial

Vehicles. Wellesley: BCC Research, 2016. Accessed May 25, 2016.

Retrieved from BCC Research.

Source: BCC

Research, 2016

Industry or

Market

Research

Report from a

GBL Database

(No author)

Global Medium & Heavy Trucks. London: Marketline, 2014. Accessed May 25,

2016. Retrieved from Marketline.

Source: Marketline,

2014

Consulting Firm

White Paper

from the Web

Major consulting firms like

Deloitte, Ernst & Young, and PwC

typically publish industry-related

white papers that are free to

access and download.

Srinivas, Val. “Banking Industry Outlook: Banking reimagined.” Deloitte. 2016.

Accessed May 25, 2016.

http://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/pages/financial-

services/articles/banking-industry-outlook.html.

Source: Deloitte,

2016

Digital News or

Magazine

Article from a

GBL Database

Frequently used GBL databases

for digital news or magazine

articles include Factiva and

Business Source Complete.

Lohr, Steve. “So Much Work Is Going Digital, but Productivity Remains Stuck,”

The New York Times, June 6, 2016. Accessed June 8, 2016. Retrieved

from Factiva.

Source: The New

York Times, June 6,

2016

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Digital News or

Magazine

Article from the

Web

Frequently used web sources for

digital news or magazine articles

include Economist.com and trade

publications like Nation’s

Restaurant News.

Maze, Johnathan. “McDonald’s to expand all-day breakfast menu,” Nation’s

Restaurant News, July 6, 2016. Accessed July 8, 2016.

http://nrn.com/quick-service/mcdonald-s-expand-all-day-breakfast-

menu.

Source: Nation’s

Restaurant News,

July 6, 2016

Company

Website

This form is best used for

information you find on a

company website, such as the

“About Us” section or an

executive bio. For reports that

are published on other types of

websites or blog posts, a

different format may be

appropriate (e.g. Consulting Firm

White Paper or blog).

“Our Story.” Levi Strauss & Co. 2016. Accessed May 25, 2016.

http://www.levistrauss.com/our-story/.

Source: Levi Strauss

& Co. Company

Website, 2016

Press Release

from a

Company

Website

Press Releases can also be found

in GBL databases like Factiva or

Nexis. In that case, use the same

format as for “Digital News or

Magazine Article from a GBL

Database.”

The Coca-Cola Company. "Major Bottler Arca Continental to Join U.S. Coca-Cola

System Through New Agreements With The Coca-Cola Company and

Coca-Cola Bottling Company United." News release, May 25, 2016. The

Coca-Cola Company. Accessed May 25, 2016. http://www.coca-

colacompany.com/press-center/press-releases/major-bottler-arca-

continental-to-join-us-coca-cola-system.

Source: The Coca-

Cola Company

Website, May 25,

2016

Raw Data from

a GBL Database

Frequently used GBL database

sources for datasets include

Passport GMID and Economist

Intelligence Unit.

Economist Intelligence Unit. Fiscal Indicators for Costa Rica. 2010-2020. Raw

data. Accessed June 20, 2016. Retrieved from Economist Intelligence

Unit. London.

Source: Economist

Intelligence Unit,

2010-2020

Raw Data from

a Website

Frequently used web sources for

datasets include government,

NGO, or banking websites such

as the Bureau of Labor Statistics

or the United Nations’ FAOSTAT.

United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. Civilian noninstitutional population

age 15 and over. 2003-2014. Raw data. Accessed June 20, 2016.

http://www.bls.gov/tus/#tables, Washington, DC.

Source: Bureau of

Labor Statistics,

2003-2014

SEC Filing from

SEC.gov or a

Company

Website

Reports filed by public companies

with the Securities & Exchange

Commission are available to the

public via the SEC EDGAR website

and the company website.

The Coca-Cola Company. Form 10-Q April 1, 2016. Retrieved from

http://www.coca-colacompany.com/investors/investors-info-quarterly-

filings.

Source: The Coca-

Cola Company 10-Q,

April 1, 2016

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SEC Filing from

a GBL Database

You can also find SEC public

company filings in several GBL

databases, such as Thomson

ONE, FactSet, and Bloomberg.

The Coca-Cola Company. Form 10-Q April 1, 2016. Retrieved from FactSet.

Source: The Coca-

Cola Company 10-Q,

April 1, 2016

Wall Street

Analyst Report

from a GBL

Database

Wall Street Analyst Reports are

accessed from the GBL database

Thomson ONE.

Vogel, Paul, Justin Humenansky, and Michael Urciuoli. TYMHM: Nothing but

Net. New York: Barclays Research, 2016. Accessed May 25, 2016.

Retrieved from Thomson ONE.

Source: Thomson

ONE, 2016

E-Book

Use same format as a book, but

add the “Retrieved from [site or

e-book service” component only

in the bibliography, not the

citations.

Jap, Sandy. Partnering with the Frenemy: A Framework for Managing Business

Relationships, Minimizing Conflict, and Achieving Partnership Success.

Old Tappan: Pearson, 2016. Retrieved from Proquest Safari Books

Online.

Source: Sandy Jap,

Partnering with the

Frenemy, 2016

Blog Post –

from a stand-

alone blog

The first example shows how to

cite a stand-alone blog. The

second example shows how to

cite a blog that is part of larger

publisher’s site, such as a blog on

NPR or on the New York Times

website.

Diamond, Ethan. “Bandcamp, Downloads, Streaming, and the Inescapably

Bright Future.” The Bandcamp Blog (blog), May 19, 2016.

https://blog.bandcamp.com/2016/05/19/bandcamp-downloads-

streaming-and-the-inescapably-bright-future/.

Source: The

Bandcamp Blog,

May 19, 2016

Blog Post –

from a larger

publisher’s site

George, Bradley. “Online Eye Exam Site Makes Waves In Eye Care Industry.” All

Tech Considered (blog), NPR, May 25, 2016.

http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/05/25/47934665

1/online-eye-exam-site-makes-waves-in-eye-care-industry.

Source: All Tech

Considered (NPR),

May 25, 2016

Interview -

unpublished

There are slight differences

between how to cite an interview

that has been published versus

an unpublished interview that

you conduct yourself. If the

interview was part of a focus

group in which the participants

must remain anonymous, there is

no need to cite.

Anderson-Strait, Malisa (Business Librarian, Goizueta Business Library).

Interviewed by Saira Raza at Goizueta Business Library, May 2016.

Source: Malisa

Anderson-Strait

Interview, May 2016

Interview -

published

Konsynski, Benn. “Goizueta Faculty Interview: ISOM Professor Benn Konsynski

Discusses Technology, Libraries, and What It Takes to Be a Real “S.O.B.”

(Student of Benn).” Interview by Saira Raza. Goizueta Business Library

Blog, April 14, 2016.

Source: Benn

Konsynski Interview,

April 14, 2016

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reportentitled,“Brief:

FacebookDominatesTeens’

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includecitationsfortheseinyourbibliography.Forexample,onthisslide,we’velisted

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citationoftheresourceyouusedtofindtheinformation:

Elliot,Nate,GinaFleming,MelissaParrish,andCollinColburn.Brief:FacebookDominates

Teens’SocialUsage.Forrester,2014.AccessedOctober12,2016.Retrievedfrom

Forrester.

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Chicago(Turabian)StyleSampleBibliography,Rev.10/19/2016–1

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SAMPLEBIBLIOGRAPHY

“AboutUs.”SpotifyAB.2016.AccessedMay25,2016.https://www.spotify.com/us/about‐

us/contact/.

Agriculture:WeakFarmerSentiment;PrecisionDealersExpectFurtherDeclinesin2016.

Minneapolis:PiperJaffray,2016.AccessedOctober19,2016.RetrievedfromThomson

One.

Belson,Gerald,PaulSallomi,KevinWestcott,andCraigWigginton.“DigitalDemocracySurvey.”

Deloitte.2015.AccessedMay25,2016.

https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/global/Documents/Technology‐

Media‐Telecommunication s/gx‐tmt‐deloitte‐democracy‐survey.pdf.

Biswas,Ritam.Self‐ServiceMarkets:ATMs,Kiosks,VendingMachines.Wellesley:BCCResearch,

2016.AccessedJuly12,2016.RetrievedfromBCCResearch.

Charles,Arthur.DigitalWars:Apple,Google,MicrosoftandtheBattlefortheInternet.London:

KoganPage,2014.RetrievedfromebraryAcademicComplete.

“TheCurrentStateofGlobalDroneRegulations.”TheBestDroneInfo.2015.AccessedMay13,

2016.http://thedroneinfo.com/the‐current‐state‐of‐global‐drone‐regulations/.

DeMaria,Lawrence,BhavanSuri,JonathanHo,andParisGu.PrecisionAgriculture:TheAgTech

Revolution‐IncreasingConvergenceofIndustrialandTechnologytoDriveNextWaveof

ProductivityGrowth.WilliamBlair&Co mpany,2015.AccessedMay25,2016.Retrieved

fromThomsonOne.

Diamond,Ethan.“Bandcamp,Downloads,Streaming,andtheInescapablyBrightFuture.”The

BandcampBlog(blog),May19,2016.

https://blog.bandcamp.com/2016/05/19/bandcamp‐downloads‐streaming‐and‐the‐

inescapably‐bright‐future/.

EconomistIntelligenceUnit.ConsumerPrices fortheUnitedStates.2010‐2020.Rawdata.

AccessedJuly12,2016.RetrievedfromEconomistIntelligenceUnit.

London.

Elliot,Nate,GinaFleming,MelissaParrish,andCollinColburn.Brief:FacebookDominatesTeens’

SocialUsage.Forrester,2014.AccessedOctober12,2016.RetrievedfromForrester.

CompanyWebsite

ConsultingFirm

WhitePaper

E‐bookfromaGBL

Database

BlogPostfroma

stand‐aloneblog

RawDatafroma

GBLDatabase

IndustryorMarket

ResearchReport

fromaGBLDatabase

Website

IndustryorMarket

ResearchReport

fromaGBLDatabase

WallStreetAnalyst

ReportfromaGBL

Database

WallStreetAnalyst

ReportfromaGBL

Database

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Chicago(Turabian)StyleSampleBibliography,Rev.10/19/2016–2

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FacebookRevenuesWorldwide,bySegment,Q22014‐Q22016(billions).eMarketer,2016.

AccessedOctober12,2016.RetrievedfromeMarketer.

George,Bradley.“OnlineEyeExamSiteMakesWavesInEyeCareIndustry.”AllTechConsidered

(blog),NPR,May25,2016.

http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/05/25/479346651/online‐eye‐

exam‐site‐makes‐waves‐in‐eye‐care‐industry.

GlobalOnlineMusicStreaming.London:Marketline,2016.AccessedJune25,2016.Retrieved

fromMarketline.

Impey,Louise."ManyGrowersStillMissingoutonPrecisionFarmingBenefits."Crops,May23,

2015,6‐8.AccessedMay25,2016.RetrievedfromABI/INFORM[Pro Quest].

“IntroductiontoPrecisionAgriculture.”ClemsonCooperativeExtension.2015.AccessedMay

13,2016.http://www.clemson.edu/extension/rowcrops/precision_agriculture.html.

Jennings,Lisa.“Whatcustomerswant fr omrestaurantmobileapps,”Nation’sRestaurantNews,

September24,2015.AccessedJuly8,2016.http://nrn.com/technology/what‐

customers‐want‐restaurant‐mobile‐apps.

Keating,Zoe.“BitcoinandtheArts:AnInterviewwithArtistandComposer,ZoeKeating.”

InterviewbyGeorgeHoward.Forbes,June

5,2015.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/georgehoward/2015/06/05/bitcoin‐and‐the‐arts‐and‐

interview‐with‐artist‐and‐composer‐zoe‐keating/.

Lohr,Steve.“SoMuchWorkIsGoingDigital, butProductivityRemainsStuck,”TheNewYork

Times,June6,2016.AccessedJune8,2016.RetrievedfromFactiva.

PandoraMedia,Inc.Form10‐QMay2,2016.

Retrievedfrom

http://investor.pandora.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=227956&p=irol‐sec.

UnitedStatesBureauofLaborStatistics.Civiliannoninstitutionalpopulationage15andover.

2003‐2014.Rawdata.AccessedJune20,2016.http://www.bls.gov/tus/#tables,

Washington,DC.

Vogel,Paul,JustinHumenansky,andMichaelUrciuoli.TYMHM:NothingbutNet.NewYork:

BarclaysResearch,2016.AccessedMay25,2016.RetrievedfromThomsonONE.

BlogPostfroma

publisher’sblog

NewsorMagazine

fromtheWeb

Interview–Published

fromtheWeb

NewsorMagazine

fromGBLDatabase

SECFilingfromthe

Web

RawDatafromthe

Web

WallStreetAnalyst

ReportfromaGBL

Database

Website

NewsorMagazine

fromGBLDatabase

IndustryorMarket

ResearchReport

fromaGBLDatabase

IndustryorMarket

ResearchReport

fromaGBLDatabase