bibliographies
I have in my list.bib file a reference:
@misc{DonoraSmog,
author = {Wikipedia},
title = {1948 Donora Smog},
month = jun,
year = {2009},
url = {http://www.test.org/doe/}
}
But, once compiled, it does not show the website in the pdf. I am using the package {url}.
Also, is there a package that does APA citing ?
You need to use a modern .bst file; plain.bst is not going to cut it, I'm afraid. In plain and the other "classic" BibTeX style files, the only fields contained in a misc entry that are printed out are author, title, howpublished, date, and note. All other fields -- including url and accessed -- are ignored. Hence the need for a more recent bibliography style.
Which bibliography style should you choose? Since you haven't indicated what your formatting requirements are, I can't give any definitive advice. You may want to start out with the plainnat bibliography style. (This means, by the way, that you will also need to load the natbib package, but you may be doing so already.) You should probably also be loading the url package to let LaTeX find convenient line break points in a long URL string.
By the way, the date field in a misc entry is a bit unusual. (At least that's the case when it's processed by plainnat.) For your purposes, I think it's best if you omit the date field entirely and, instead, include the day-of-the-month information in the month field; i.e., set month = "9 April" for the entry at hand.
Be aware that the misc entry (at least when used with the plainnat style) does not recognize a field named accessed. However, things will work out well if you (i) replace the accessed field name with note and (ii) place the word "Accessed" inside the note field's argument. Assuming, then, that you go with plainnat or a similar bibliography style, the bib entry should probably look something like this:
@misc{Peston2010,
author = "Peston, Robert",
title = "The Digital Economy Bill",
url = "www.news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8604602.stm",
year = 2010,
month = "9 April",
note = "Accessed 8 February 2012",
}
With this entry stored in the file myref.bib, say, the following MWE
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{natbib}
\usepackage{url}
\bibliographystyle{plainnat}
\begin{document}
\citet{Peston2010}, \citep{Peston2010}
\bibliography{myref} % myref.bib contains the entry keyed to 'Peston2010'
\end{document}
produces this output:
Two final comments: (i) If you don't want BibTeX to lowercase the words in the title field, you should enclose the words in question in curly braces. (ii) If you want the citations generated by natbib's \citet and \citep commands to use round parentheses rather than square brackets, load the natbib package with the option "round", as in \usepackage[round]{natbib}.
Let's have a TeX and a BIB file:
wiki.tex\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{url,apacite} % package url to prevent horrible linebreaks
\bibliographystyle{apacite}
\begin{document}
\cite{wiki:xxx}
\bibliography{wiki}
\end{document}
wiki.bib@misc{ wiki:xxx,
author = {{Estimation lemma}},
title = "Estimation lemma --- {W}ikipedia{,} The Free Encyclopedia",
year = "2010",
url = "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Estimation_lemma&oldid=375747928",
note = "[Online; accessed 29-September-2012]"
}
Notice the use of double braces: {{Estimation lemma}}.
The inner pair hides these two words from BibTeX so that it only "sees" one string.
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With the following code, the website is displayed.
If this code doesn't work for you as such, you may have to provide your code for testing.