Aggregator - definition
"In computing, a feed aggregator, also known as a feed reader, news reader or simply aggregator, is client software or a Web application which aggregates syndicated web content such as news headlines, blogs, podcasts, and vlogs in a single location for easy viewing." Aggregator on Wikipedia
Groove Networks CEO, Ray Ozzie on Aggregation
"I feel as though there's a conversation - many conversations - going on out there. It lets me feel like I'm part of that conversation, and wehn I get calls and emails, there's confrimation that I'm part of the conversation. […] When I first started, I really felt like as though I would "disappear" from the community if I needed (for whatever reason) to take a break, but RSS aggregators really only impose a small burden for continuing to monitor people who can only post rearely."
(Ray Ozzie Personal communication with We the Media author Dan Gillmor)
Aggregation & SatSites
"SatSites function as semantic & contextual nodes in multi-layered content networks. SatSites can be static or dynamic in nature. Most SatSite kernels are made up of content aggregation, syndication and creation modules. Scalable clusters of SatSites can be connected in numerous ways to generate high levels of content density." More about SatSites
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