Sentence examples for disintermediated from inspiring English sources

Old channels have been disintermediated, client-agency relationships are not as they were; nor, indeed, are client-agency lunches.

Travel agents are being disintermediated all over the place; so are the record shops.

If they do not change their ways, he says, they could get disintermediated.

Banks could be "disintermediated" if, say, the payments for the train ticket, newspaper and coffee made every day by a commuter with his mobile phone appear not on their monthly credit-card statements, but on those of a mobile-phone service provider or an online-payments firm like PayPal.It is still too early to say whether banks and other financial companies will miss out and if so by how much.

The scope for banks to be "disintermediated" is enormous.

The risk that newspapers will be disintermediated is noted in a new report by, of all people, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University.

Ms Palmer then met with Kickstarter to dissect that project and learn from the most successful efforts (like an electronic-paper watch, the Pebble, which passed $10m).Ms Palmer is the latest musician to turn to devotees directly, disintermediating media gatekeepers.

It may be that people will have to unplug both their refrigerators and their cable boxes.Then there is the looming threat of the internet, with its tendency to disintermediate content from carrier.

Yahoo! has made so many recent changes to its business that it is being called "the new Google", while Google is using its advertising formula to steer specialist buyers straight to specialist sellers in effect disintermediating eBay.In this section Scrubbing the airwaves Overreacting?

The internet retains the power to disintermediate (that is, bypass media firms by bringing products straight to consumers) and de-aggregate (turning albums into tracks and newspapers into articles).

Above all, they worry that Bloomberg could disintermediate them by connecting their clients to each other.