YellowBrix Incorporated, founded in 1997 and based in Alexandria, Virginia, is a privately held company that provides over 400 Fortune 1000 and mid-sized businesses with digital information delivery services. The firm aggregates, organizes, and distributes financial news, industry, company, and other information. It collects over 120,000 news stories daily from 'The Financial Times,' 'The Washington Post,' 'The Economist,' 'The Los Angeles Times,' 'USA Today,' The Gale Group, ComStock, CNET, and thousands of other sources. The company provides businesses with articles on agriculture, art, aviation, banking insurance, investments, entertainment, legal issues, regions and cities, and thousands of other topics. End users also can access text files, photographs, audio files, graphs and charts, and other content. The ArchiText classification and contextual matching platform supports the delivery of targeted information to end users. Content is hosted on the firm's website. It also can be hosted on customers' websites. Information is delivered in eXtensible Markup Language (XML), HTML, SMS, e-mail, WDDX, and other formats. Content can be distributed to e-mail boxes, portlets, corporate intranets, extranets, and websites. IntelliMail is the firm's HTML e-mail newsletter service. Businesses can employ YellowBrix technology in classifying PDF, e-mail, and other in-house data. The company's platform includes content linking and keyword search features. The web-based DecisionBrix content management system allows users to approve content for posting. It also includes content ranking and deletion features. YellowBrix systems and services have been employed by organizations across the telecommunications, energy, chemicals, media, e-commerce, and aerospace sectors. Company investors include Soros Private Equity, ABN AMRO, and Tribune Media Services. The