Sentence examples for becomes a gatekeeper from inspiring English sources

If Apple News was staffed entirely by algorithms rather than human editors, we'd still be raising these kinds of questions – as we would when any big technology company becomes a gatekeeper for news.

(Rockefeller received stock in all of them and became even wealthier). In the decades following the Standard Oil breakup, antitrust enforcement generally abided by a core principle: When a company grows so powerful that it becomes a gatekeeper, and uses that might to undermine competitors, then the government should intervene.

It said: "When a single entity achieves dominance and thereby becomes a gatekeeper, there is an inherent risk that it may have both the incentive and ability to place its own interests above consumers' interests in access to a broad and diverse range of content, services and viewpoints".

But it raised a good point about contemporary pop culture -- what happens when everyone becomes a gatekeeper of originality (or rather, when no one is)?

By dictating which apps are allowed on its devices, Apple has become a gatekeeper.

The young pilot became a gatekeeper to the ascendant kingpin, fielding his phone calls and accompanying him on foreign trips.

SOME game executives say it's ironic that such concerns come from Valve, which has become a gatekeeper with Steam.

Within the White House, Mr. Laxalt became a gatekeeper to Reagan and a backchannel emissary on delicate matters.

He reflected that perhaps if the platform became a gatekeeper for organizations' contact with donors, it might be possible to get more repeat visitors.

Mr. Biton became a gatekeeper for the rabbi in New York, setting up meetings for him and supervising financial affairs for Shuva Israel, the rabbi's followers said.

Now Mr. Yang, who maintains a Web site about his car (he said he had thousands of hits a day), has become a gatekeeper of sorts for the master mechanic.