This paper re-evaluates the relevance of the gatekeeping framework in the twenty-first
century, arguing that in an age of digital journalism the gatekeeping metaphor has begun to …

Gatekeeping is a popular and enduring metaphor in journalism studies. It has been
conceptualized as a journalistic role, a model that describes the flow of news, and a theory …

This chapter addresses related concepts of gatewatching and gatebouncing. It argues that
notions of gatekeeping still capture relevant journalistic processes. The chapter examines …

Much of what journalism scholars thought they knew about gatekeeping—about how it is
that news turns out the way it does—has been called into question by the recent seismic …

In recent years, we have seen headlines like '4 Changes Google is Making and How They
Affect Content Creation','Facebook Says Publishers Shouldn't Fret about News Feed …

Gatekeeping is one of the most inclusive research traditions in the field of journalism studies.
In its investigations into the processes 'by which the vast array of potential news messages …

The original concept of gatekeeping within journalism was based on a particular research
method, a particular sub-profession within the news media, and a particular—now extinct …

Over the past 65 years, scholars have reframed the original model of gatekeeping to reflect
the changing dynamics of news creation, distribution, and curation. In recent years …

Gatewatching and News Curation: Journalism, Social Media, and the Public Sphere
documents an emerging news media environment that is characterised by an increasingly …

Journalists are bombarded with information from the Internet, newspapers, television and
radio news, news magazines, and their sources. Their job of selecting and shaping the small …