The phrase "aggregating content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of collecting and compiling information or media from various sources.
Example: "The website specializes in aggregating content from multiple news outlets to provide a comprehensive overview of current events."
Alternatives: "collecting information" or "curating content".
Ideally, you want this to be clean, good-looking and easy to use Upworthy – aggregating content site dealing heavily in clickbait Usenet – one of the oldest computer network communications systems, Usenet is still going strong Utorrent – free torrent client owned by BitTorrent, facilitating P2P file sharing UX – stands for "user experience".
It also includes city guides, created by aggregating content from other sites like Frommers and locals enlisted by ZapTravel.
Fanhattan seeks to defeat fragmentation by aggregating content from multiple sources and displaying it side-by-side.
Hurray!, which built its business by aggregating content such as music, ring tones, wallpaper and other multimedia, was doing well not too long ago by selling its content to wireless carriers in China.
Several brands go further and invest big to become digital-first lifestyle media companies themselves a la Red Bull, developing and aggregating content.
In a sense, it also acts like a feed reader, by aggregating content from various sources and bringing it together in a single feed in the Redanyway dashboard.
Don't get me wrong -- I love collaborative journalism, part of my work involves aggregating contents published by protesters and the police -- but my job is to report.
The pre-purification step itself can already influence protein aggregation and therefore does not necessarily reflect the real aggregate content present in cell culture.
It is also evaluating the possibilities of apps, such as Flipboard, which aggregate content.
The question is how viewers will find it – through traditional channel brands, websites that aggregate content, or new offerings.
Portals matter because they aggregate content, and access to content generates transport fees for operators.
