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−	~~To align with my MBA specialisation of Entrepreneurial Management this project focus on New Venture creation and Entrepreneurship.~~
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 Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.
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 This study will investigate the infomediary industry and generate a hypothesis of how to further the social benefits of the industry through the creation of a new venture.
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	Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.		Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.

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	Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.		Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.

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	Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.		Infomediaries are companies who act as personal agents on behalf of consumers to allow them to find information about products they want. Infomediaries also collect personal information of consumers and provide it to marketing companies to help those companies bring relevant products to the consumer. Infomediaries rely on the principle that information about individuals are the property of that individual even if it is collected by another entity.

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	On this project the requirements for ethical conduct of research will be followed as detailed in the study materials for this subject. This project is a literature study only and are based on existing studies and business journals and has a “no risk” rating according to the Australian national research risk categories because there is no foreseeable risk of harm or discomfort to anyone.		On this project the requirements for ethical conduct of research will be followed as detailed in the study materials for this subject. This project is a literature study only and are based on existing studies and business journals and has a “no risk” rating according to the Australian national research risk categories because there is no foreseeable risk of harm or discomfort to anyone.
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	“The rapid commercial evolution of the World Wide Web has resulted in an environment where consumers engage directly with businesses in a variety of ways and levels of interactivity. This has resulted in a conflict between the need for identifying individual consumers in buyer-seller interactions through the use of personal data and their desire to protect this personal data. This paper contributes to the discussion of new developments in online marketing by investigating the potential for a profiling system managed by individual consumers with a view to allowing role-specific privacy. Challenging the accepted notion of organisations being the sole managers of data about individuals, the research starts from the hypothetical point where individual consumers manage and distribute their own data. Using the means-end approach, an initial survey was followed by in-depth interviews and a self- completion questionnaire. These were analysed according to a variation of the laddering interview technique. Benefits and concerns raised by respondents are discussed and a consumer-managed profiling system is introduced that could overcome the conflict between the need for consumers to participate in contemporary societies and their desire to seek projection from the unnecessary collection of their personal data” (Reppel & Szmigin, 2010)		“The rapid commercial evolution of the World Wide Web has resulted in an environment where consumers engage directly with businesses in a variety of ways and levels of interactivity. This has resulted in a conflict between the need for identifying individual consumers in buyer-seller interactions through the use of personal data and their desire to protect this personal data. This paper contributes to the discussion of new developments in online marketing by investigating the potential for a profiling system managed by individual consumers with a view to allowing role-specific privacy. Challenging the accepted notion of organisations being the sole managers of data about individuals, the research starts from the hypothetical point where individual consumers manage and distribute their own data. Using the means-end approach, an initial survey was followed by in-depth interviews and a self- completion questionnaire. These were analysed according to a variation of the laddering interview technique. Benefits and concerns raised by respondents are discussed and a consumer-managed profiling system is introduced that could overcome the conflict between the need for consumers to participate in contemporary societies and their desire to seek projection from the unnecessary collection of their personal data” (Reppel & Szmigin, 2010)
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	===Riemer, 2015, Digital Disruptive Intermediaries: Finding new digital opportunities by disrupting existing business models===		===Riemer, 2015, Digital Disruptive Intermediaries: Finding new digital opportunities by disrupting existing business models===

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