It involves identifying the source of reported information.
- Use the source’s full name and title if it is relevant.
- Information can be quoted directly or paraphrased.
- Information provided outside of a journalist’s observations should be attributed appropriately.
- It prevents fraud and copyright infringement.
WORKS CITED
https://global.oup.com/us/companion.websites/9780190200886/student/chapter10/gline/level/
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