How can I find the book, magazine, journal, etc that this
information was derived from?  I need to reference it in my paper.
http://isn.14gram.com/archive/bba-8/bba-8-grp-bc/grapevine-as-medium-of-communication.htm.
James Campistrous-973-539-0747
(This is the first time I am using this)

---

Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 18 Feb 2004 12:57 PST

Hi Jamesangelo!

The source of the article ?Grapevine as a medium of communication?
is a report prepared by five students at an Institute of Business Administration.

The reports are copyrighted by the individual owner/writer of the
reports/materials. If you wish to cite or quote materials from them,
please seek their permission first.

I can provide you with the names of the five students that wrote this
report and the institution where they studied. I also have located the
webpage of two of them.

Would this information be of your interest?

Thanks,

Bobbie7

---

Clarification of Question by jamesangelo-ga on 18 Feb 2004 14:00 PST

Bobbie,

---

Clarification of Question by jamesangelo-ga on 18 Feb 2004 14:03 PST

Bobbie,  Yes please contact them as I would like to quote them as well
as review the entire paper and their resources. My paper is due
tomorrow, but I can get an extension if necessary.
I am interested Bobbie, in your actions in retrieving this information
from the infomration supplied.  Not that I can take the time to do it
but I am interested in how one would approach such an endeavor.
Thanks Jamesangelo

---

Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 18 Feb 2004 14:13 PST

Given that you would be using their material I would suggest that you
contact the authors directly.

I can provide you with the names of the five students that wrote this
report and the institution where they studied. I also have located the
webpage of two of them. There is contact information on one of the
webpages so you would be able to send them an email.

Would this information be satisfactory?

---

Clarification of Question by jamesangelo-ga on 18 Feb 2004 14:30 PST

Yes bobbie, that information would suffice. Many Thanks Jamesangelo

Dear Jamesangelo,

The source of the article ?Grapevine as a medium of communication?
is a report prepared by five students at BBA 8th batch of the
Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka.

The title of the full report is ?Business Communication Notes, How-to's and Tips.?


The authors of the report ?Business Communication Notes, How-to's and
Tips? are the following students.

- Fahim Shahnoor, Roll 62
- Tareq-ul Islam, Roll 16
- Bhuiyan Nandita Naheeyan, Roll 25
- Kazi Zahurul Ashik, Roll 51
- Ariful Bari Rumi, Roll 70
BBA Program, Batch 8  

Note: 
These reports are copyrighted by the individual owner/writer of the
reports/materials. If you wish to cite or quote materials from them,
please seek their permission first.

Source: ISN website 
http://isn.14gram.com/home/resources/


Here is the link to the ten chapters of the report. Note that the
fifth link will lead you to the chapter of your interest, titled
?Grapevine as a medium of communication.?
http://isn.14gram.com/home/resources/bba-8/bba-8-grp-bc/index.php



You will have to contact the authors to request permission to quote
their material.

Here are the websites of two of the authors of this report.

Fahim Shahnoor 
http://isn.14gram.com/devhome/rishi/site/page/contactme.htm

Tareq-ul Islam
http://isn.14gram.com/devhome/tareq/index.php?page=home
Guestbook.
http://isn.14gram.com/devhome/tareq/index.php?page=guestbook


Search criteria:
ISN website

I hope you find this helpful! If anything is unclear with my answer,
please ask for clarification.

Best regards,
Bobbie7-ga

---

Request for Answer Clarification by jamesangelo-ga on 19 Feb 2004 05:36 PST

Bobbie,
Would you know the correct way in which to quote this reference?  I've
never quoted something like this before? Jamesangelo

---

Clarification of Answer by bobbie7-ga on 19 Feb 2004 07:12 PST

You may view examples for basic formats for citing electronic sources
at the Columbia Guide to Online Style at the following link:
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/cgos/basic.html#208

Citing Electronic Sources provides examples as well
http://www.cyberbee.com/citing.html

In the U.S., at least, "fair use" would allow one to quote and cite
another work.  Unless extensive use is being made of the work, it
would not be necessary to obtain permission.