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Click on the Publications link on the top toolbar of your search screen. Type in the publication name in the Browse for field. Choose your search criteria and click the Browse button. The desired publication or publications are displayed in a Result List, if available in the database.

Most websites list the publisher and publication date in small text at the bottom of the page. It'll usually be a company or organization name. If there's no publisher in the footer, check the About, Contact, or Legal pages.

To add publications to your profile Add an email address you have previously published under. Add an identifier such as a DOI. Add a publication via file upload (import an RIS, BibTex or CSV file - you can also export an RIS file from your EndNote Desktop library). Sync with ORCID - see instructions below.

The place of publication is the "name of the city where the publisher is located." The place can be found on the title page or verso of the title page. Use the first city listed or the city where the publisher's headquarters is located.

Sometimes the publisher will be the same or similar to the name of the website. For example, if you're citing wikiHow, the publisher is wikiHow. If you're citing an online article on the New York Times website, the publisher is New York Times.

Website publisher information is commonly found in the footer, "About Us" or "Contact Us" pages, header/navigation menu, and copyright section of websites. Look for links labeled "About," "Company," or "Publisher" for details.

If you're looking at a single page within a website, the publication or last updated date may be near the page title (toward the top of the page) or at the very bottom of the page.

Most authors who plan to publish traditionally find their publisher with the help of a literary agent. Not only will your agent get your book in front of publishers, they'll also have more insight as to which publisher will be your perfect fit.