Content Aggregator definition
Content Aggregator means a third party that access content from the Airline and others and provides persons with access to a service including the Licensed Data of the Airline and content of other persons;
Content Aggregator means a GDS other than the traditional Amadeus System EDIFACT GDS that aggregates Provider content and makes it available for sale.
Content Aggregator means an entity that is not a Supplier and is in the business of aggregating the content of Suppliers [***] by travel agencies; for the avoidance of doubt, Content Aggregator does not refer to an online travel agency (OTA).
Examples of Content Aggregator in a sentence
In the CSC Application, Registrants will have the ability to select a particular Content Aggregator from a drop-down list.
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More Definitions of Content Aggregator
Content Aggregator. An aggregator in the context of Europeana is an organization that collects metadata from a group of data providers and transmits it to Europeana. Aggregators also support the data providers with administration, operations and training. Project aggregator: Project aggregators are organizations that have joined a project consortium with a specific aim and purpose. Project aggregators aim to aggregate within a specific theme or by domain (single or cross). Daguerreobase: project/thematic content aggregator on daguerreotypes. EU-CIP, ICT-PSP funded project #297250. Daguerreobase API: technical interface for the purpose of searching and retrieving Daguerreotype Metadata. Europeana portal: Stichting Europeana, the Foundation providing the Europeana API.
Content Aggregator means a legal entity with a special license to run content service with a purpose of transferring, adjusting and selling the content supplier’s product using its own equipments and software in order to transmit through service provider’s network;
Content Aggregator means any company aggregating content from content owner/provider and onward transmission of the same to the ----------