When conducting a media interview or making a statement to a member of the media, the phrase "not for attribution" generally implies:
A)the reporter can use the information, but cannot quote the source directly
B)the reporter can use the information to help gain perspective, but cannot use the information in publication
C)the reporter has full use of the information, but must credit the source
D)the reporter may use the information and credit the source, but only if verified by a second, independent source

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The phrase "not for attribution" means the reporter can use the information provided but cannot directly quote or name the source. This allows the source to share information without being directly linked to the statements made.

When Conducting a Media Interview or Making a Statement to a Member