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wire service
This term refers to the infrastructure of news distribution, emphasizing the speed and breadth of information delivery. It carries a professional, industrial connotation, typically associated with large-scale agencies like the Associated Press or Reuters that act as wholesalers of information for smaller local outlets.
In modern usage, while the term "wire" originates from the telegraph wires of the 19th century, it remains the standard industry term even though data is now transmitted via satellite and internet protocols. It is almost exclusively used in the context of journalism and media operations.
Meanings
Examples
The small town newspaper relies heavily on a global wire service for international news.
We should check the wire service to see if the story has been confirmed.
Most major news outlets subscribe to at least one wire service to ensure rapid coverage.
Back in the day the wire service used telegraphs to send bulletins across the country.
I wonder if the wire service will pick up this local story.
The editor decided to run the report exactly as it came from the wire service.
A reliable wire service provides a steady stream of breaking news from around the world.
Is this an original piece or just a rewrite of a wire service dispatch?