noun a photograph that is transmitted electronically over a wire or cable
Wirephotos were used in journalism to quickly transmit photographs over long distances for publication in newspapers and magazines.
In telecommunications, wirephoto technology was used to send images over telephone lines.
In forensics, wirephotos were used to document crime scenes and evidence.
Wirephotos are sometimes studied in art history as a form of visual communication technology.
Wirephotos were used in the printing industry to reproduce images for publication.
Wirephoto technology was utilized in military intelligence for the rapid transmission of visual information.
Wirephotos are often found in historical archives as a means of documenting events and news stories visually.
Wirephotos are used by journalists to quickly transmit photographs to newspapers and other media outlets for publication.
Historians may use wirephotos as primary sources for studying historical events and moments captured in photographs.
Archivists may use wirephotos as part of their collection to preserve and document important events and moments in history.