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A good example of such a service is the NewsIsFree website, a news 'aggregator' .

An 'aggregator' works like a buying club by pooling together larger numbers of customers and then purchasing energy from a CSP on behalf of the whole group.

Those behind the site claim it's the first time we've been able to compare the flight information of airline websites against flight 'aggregator' sites and charter companies.

I'm presenting a capitalistic model based on aggregation with a municipal utility just being one 'aggregator' without being exclusive.

TEA is certified as an 'Aggregator' in the Oregon Direct Access Program by the Oregon Public Utility Commission.

In the first model, the distribution company is just a wires provider, with 'aggregators' , alternative sellers, or energy service providers (ESPs) providing the rest of the service.

Subscribers can sign-up for Spanning's service by clicking on the RSS buttons at the company's website and run popular 'aggregators' such as FeedDemon, NewsGator or NetNewsWire.

There has been a new surge towards dissemination of published articles through Open Archives, Institutional Archives and databases produced by 'aggregators' which provide international visibility.

Aggregators may recruit members from any location in Texas with electric competition, and all 'aggregators' must be registered with the Public Utility Commission of Texas.

The supply chain would include the content and service providers, the content 'aggregators' , the Internet portals and the communications carriers who will speed data and voice to and from moving vehicles.