Quotation marks or italics?

These things require quotation marks:
- Song titles
- Short story titles
- Poem titles (normal poems, not epic-type story poems)
- Magazine/newspaper article titles
- Essay titles
- Dissertation titles
- Titles of episodes of TV shows
- Book chapter titles (when they're being discussed in the text)

These things require italics:
- Book titles
- Film titles
- Radio program titles
- Long poem titles (epic story poems)
- Magazine/newspaper names
- TV show names
- Play names
- Music album names
- Names of ships, trains, aircraft
- Titles of works of visual art
- Web site names
- Software names
- Comic strip names

Exceptions: do not use italics when referring to the Bible, titles of books of the Bible, or legal documents (the Constitution, for
example).