The word 'aggregator' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used in the context of technology and business, specifically in relation to websites or software that collect and organize information from various sources in one place. Example: "The aggregator platform has revolutionized the way we consume news, providing us with a comprehensive selection of articles from multiple sources all in one convenient location."
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 currently has a rating of 83% "fresh" on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, while the Guardian's Xan Brooks reports that Webb has delivered a "savvy, punchy and dashing" sequel.
Former Congressman Allen West (Florida): the former congressman who compared the Democrats to Josef Goebbels and worried about Obama supports being a "threat to the gene pool" last month left his post as the director of programming for the conservative news aggregator Pajamas Media under allegations of anti-Semitism.
We're working with a mobile aggregator in Nigeria so if you text a number you can become a part of the Shuga club.
The film was criticised for being crammed with villains and plot strands, and has only a 53% rating on reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes (though the Guardian reviewed it favourably, calling it "savvy, punchy and dashing").
Mad Max: Fury Road, which screened out of competition at the festival last week, has picked up rave reviews and currently boasts a 98 per cent "fresh" rating on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
Google is the main target: some German newspaper executives say it benefits from showcasing their material in search results on its news aggregator, Google News.
Microsoft has always been much less an innovator than a clever aggregator of things invented by others.
So another kind of aggregator has emerged, which offers a selection of news and commentary.
An iPhone app by a 17-year old hopes to achieve something similar with online news.Summly, a news aggregator and summariser, presents users with pithy algorithm-generated summaries of stories taken from news organisations.
Turquoise, a European dark-pool operator owned by a consortium of investment banks, will launch an aggregator on July 20th to scour the dark pools of nine broker-dealers including Citibank, Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch in an attempt to offer investors better pricing and a higher rate of matching trades.
Yahoo! has consistently beaten expectations in the three years since it went public and is currently worth more than Boeing after all, it actually makes a modest profit, earning $25m in the past quarter.Yahoo!'s career from search engine to content aggregator has been phenomenal.
