Reports, committee reports and brochures are marked in the list of references as follows:
Author’s last name, the first letter of the author’s first name. Year of publishing. The whole name of the work. Place of publishing, publisher, publication series and number. (Note that the year is not repeated unless it is included in the numbering of the series.)
If the author is not mentioned, the reference can be made using either the publishing organization or the name of the publication. Most importantly, check that the in-text reference and the references list match.
Below are examples of both ways:
Other examples:
In the case of an electronic report or brochure, the permanent address and reference date are also added at the end of the reference.
A blog often has an author whose name is mentioned. It's a good idea to check the expertise of the author of the blog, so check what else is known about the person. He or she may be a top researcher in your field, or just an enthusiastic hobbyist, and so the blog may be a primary source or only a secondary one.