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infomediary
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infomediary

(INFOrmation interMEDIARY) An information provider that gathers content from several sources and functions as a data aggregator for a target audience.



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Infomediaries are firms that sit between web sites and users and control the flow of data back and forth.
the leading information content industry research and advisory firm, the industry slowdown in 2001 has left Primary Publishers struggling to find and exploit new electronic distribution channels, and prompted News Aggregators & Infomediaries to reposition themselves as full-service providers of content, proprietary technology, and other services.
Novell Inc views its Digitalme personal privacy technology, which we mentioned yesterday as an enabling technology for the upcoming breed of so-called infomediaries - companies like PrivaSeek Inc that act as data repositories of personal information that can be used by online marketers but controlled by users - but Novell has no plans to become an infomediary itself.
 
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