Mr. Novak attributed the information to two "senior administration officials".
The article attributed the information to "federal law enforcement officials".
It attributed the information to a person familiar with the group's corporate fund-raising.
Mr. Novak identified Ms. Plame, and attributed the information to "two senior administration officials".
The story attributed the information to "two people who read the memo" without naming them.
Reuters reported his name as Peter Moore, attributing the information to Finance Ministry officials.
ABC attributed the information – quickly picked up around the globe, often crediting ABC — to "a source close to Scott".
It did so in this case "to clarify inaccurate media reports," specifically the Newsweek report attributing the information about Halliburton to Timothy Beans, an A.I.D. official.
After Mr. Wilson went public with his criticism, his wife was identified as a Central Intelligence Agency operative by the columnist Robert Novak, who attributed the information to senior administration officials.
