disintermediated

CHRISTODOULOU: From -- from what I am understanding, the -- the Navy has come in and kind of disintermediated Maersk, and has taken control over the situation, which is very different than how I had to deal with my situation.

CNN Transcript Apr 10, 2009 2009

Larry's saying that short form "disintermediated" writing is a trend, and not just in blogging.

Archive 2006-04-01 Ann Althouse 2006

But it is "disintermediated" investment where the layer of disintermediaton is made up of the broker firm, the stock market mechanism, and investment products like mutual funds and derivatives.

SARA - Southeast Asian RSS Aggregator 2009

'disintermediated' by the internet, which would mean that the role he once had as a conduit isn't there any more.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

So are banks getting disintermediated in all this?

Brett King: Who Needs a Bank Branch When You've Got a Mobile Phone? Brett King 2012

So are banks getting disintermediated in all this?

Brett King: Who Needs a Bank Branch When You've Got a Mobile Phone? Brett King 2012

Previously, the flow came through a fund of funds approach—but the allocation model is now becoming increasingly 'disintermediated'—that is, investors are looking at making direct investments into India.

Tata Capital Growth Raises $200 million Divya Guha of Mint 2011

• Online Brokers - Although the introduction of online brokerages helped to make trading less expensive, these online brokers disintermediated retail brokers who helped buy, sell and market small-cap, under-the-radar public companies to investors.

Barry Silbert: The Great Disconnect: American Jobs, Global Competitiveness & The Stock Market Barry Silbert 2011

So are banks getting disintermediated in all this?

Brett King: Who Needs a Bank Branch When You've Got a Mobile Phone? Brett King 2012

Publishers have, to use a phrase, ‘disintermediated’ authors and readers somewhat over the years.

David Hewson is Interviewed by Jonathan Maberry 2009