Impact of Unnamed Sources on Credibility Not Certain

Ron F. Smith

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Journalism and Media Studies Media Studies and Communication Misinformation and Its Impacts

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Although editors contend that anonymous sourcing damages credibility, this study finds that respondents gave similar credibility ratings to named and unnamed versions of a whistle-blowing story.

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