| How well the public understands | Percent of journalists who think this |
|---|---|
| Extremely/very well | 15% |
| Somewhat well | 32% |
| Not too well/not well at all | 53% |
MEDIALIT9: Journalists are skeptical about the public’s understanding of anonymous sources
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About the Author: Katherine K. Ellis
Program Associate
Katherine K. Ellis is a Program Associate focusing primarily on diversity initiatives and marketing outreach for the American Press Institute.
She is a former NPR's Next Gen Radio fellow and also spent time at USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin. Katherine is a graduate of the University of Utah where she studied journalism, marketing and public relations. While at UofU, she served as editor-in-chief of the Daily Utah Chronicle and spearheaded its transformation from a daily printed paper to a bi-weekly print, digital first publication.
