1. Intermediaries or organizations that gather, filter, and distribute information to consumers or businesses, often using digital platforms or technology.
Usage: plural form; business/technology term; relatively modern usage

Examples

• Search engines act as infomediaries, helping users find relevant information from millions of web pages.
• News aggregator apps function as infomediaries between publishers and readers.
• Social media platforms serve as infomediaries that curate and distribute content to their users.
• Financial infomediaries provide investors with analysis and market data.
• E-commerce sites operate as infomediaries connecting buyers with product information and sellers.