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From AP vs. Chicago, a guide comparing Associated Press style and Chicago style for editors, writers, teachers, students, word nerds, and anyone else who gives a dollar sign, ampersand, exclamation point, and pound sign about style. Note: Never underline when you can italicize. Titles for . . . Albums Almanacs Apps Art Articles Bible Blog entries Blogs Books AP: Quotes (p. 62) C: Quotes (8.187) C: Italics (8.187) C: Italics (8.166) AP: The Bible and catalogs of reference material use neither (p. 62). C: Book series and editions use neither (8.174). AP: Neither (p. 62) C: Quotes (8.175) AP: Neither (p. 63) AP: Quotes (p. 63) C: Neither (8.175, 14.205) C: Italics (8.194) AP: Quotes (p. 62) AP: Neither (p. 62) C: Neither (8.69) C: Neither (8.175, 14.202) AP: Neither (p. 62) AP: Neither (p. 62) C: Italics (8.193) AP: Neither (p. 62) C: Quotes (8.175) C: Neither (8.195) C: Italics (8.195) C: Neither (8.195) C: Italics (8.195) AP: Neither (p. 62) www.APvsChicago.com www.facebook.com/APvsChicago twitter.com/APvsChicago AP: For example, Farmville. AP: For example, WordPerfect, Windows. C: Unless it has "status," then use quotes. AP: Quotes (p. 62) C: Quotes (8.175) AP: Neither (p. 62) C: Italics (8.193) Use Quotes AP: Quotes (p. 62) Use Italics C: Italics (8.192) AP: Neither (p. 62) AP: Neither (p. 62) AP: For example, Facebook, Foursquare. Use Neither Exceptions/Other
Cartoons Catalogs Chapters Classical music, identified by sequence Classical music, nicknames Columns (in periodicals) Comic strips Computer games and computer-game apps Computer software Conferences Departments (in periodicals) Dictionaries Directories Drawings Encyclopedias Essays Exhibitions (large) Exhibitions (small) Fairs (large) Fairs (small) Gazetteers
C: Italics (8.194)