I am writing a paper in which I repeat a newspaper article citation.
"The New York Times article discusses the introduction of the AFB mainframe computer (Stevens, 1984). During an interview with a salesman, the AFB is called a "revolutionary tool" (????)."
Should I use the year, or the author's last name, or a different information, in the second, bolded citation?
I would like to avoid using "ibid."
As the OP asks, they need a shortened version for all other citations. I don't know how your paper looks like, so this is the best response I can provide. Now, I don't wish to change your paper, but I would recommend for your first citation for that source is that you use one of the formats that have been listed in the second link.
Now to move on to your question. For all other citations from that source, I would recommend Author, Name of Newspaper. I would recommend the name of the newspaper because if you had any other sources made by the same author it would be easier to differentiate. And overall, I would still recommend that same format. I really hopes this helps. :)
