What is another word for teletype copy?
Pronunciation: [tˈɛlɪtˌa͡ɪp kˈɒpɪ] (IPA) 
Teletype copy, also known as telex or telefax, refers to a printed message transmitted over a telegraph or fax machine. However, there are different synonyms for the term that may depend on the context or the purpose of the message. For instance, in the digital age, a teletype copy may simply be called an electronic message or email. In journalism, teletypes are often used to wire the latest news, and they may be referred to as news wire copy or news service reports. In military and intelligence contexts, teletype copy may also be known as a communication intercept or cable traffic. Regardless of term used, teletype copiers remain an important means of communication for transmitting text-based information quickly and efficiently.
