when wathcing the news what does the term "reuters" mean and how is it pronounced?

Question

for example on cnn or fox news on the scroll at the bottom of the screen the word "reuters" pops up at times.

Answer 1

The previous four answers are correct. It is a wire newsagency supplying news and economic stories to all forms of media outlets around the world, and to stock exchanged and major banks.
Reuters also supplies photographs to newspapers and TV outlets and has done so since 1982.

Reuters also took over control of VISNEWS, a television news syndication service supplying TV news vision to countries all around the world, and that agency is now called Reuters TV.

It is, as several have mentioned, pronounounced "Roy-ters".

Answer 2

Reuters is an international news service, along the lines of the Associated Press. The difference, I believe, is that Reuters is based in Great Britain, while the AP's home is New York.

Answer 3

Reuters is what's called a news agency, meaning they report on the story and the other news outlets - such as CNN and Fox Noise - use their material in their reporting. It's pronounced "roy-ters."

Answer 4

Eggplant Parmesian. It is a vegetable dish that they serve in Italian restaurants. The guy is telling you that you have the brains of a vegetable. He is also giving you a visual of what he wants to do to your skull when he is through with you. There is also the possibility that he is threatening to shove one of those puppies up your behind. It has been used so many different ways in so many movies. In True Romance they were using the term specifically to refer to how an eggplant starts out greed and then turns purple. That was a racial comment similar to the story Hopper tells Walken about how Sicilans are the spawn of blond haired blue eyed iItalians and *****, brown eyed Huns. Of course Walken killed him for the comment.

Answer 5

It's a news agency that supplies news to the press or TV news programmes and it's pronounced "royters"

Answer 6

Karol is right.