Sentence examples for new gatekeeper from inspiring English sources

With Facebook emerging as a new gatekeeper for news – most recently with the launch of its Instant Articles program – he was questioned by Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington about Facebook's role.

The counterargument to this is that if Facebook is a new gatekeeper, it's no less neutral than the old news gatekeepers – newspapers and TV stations, editors and reporters – it's just that its priorities may not be as obvious.

"Discovery is critical to the growth of music, and the new gatekeeper is recommendations from trusted sources".

Two of the most influential behind-the-scenes players in the book industry have agreed to merge, forming a powerful new gatekeeper with a pivotal role in shaping the fortunes of new books.

Pete Rouse, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama who has little public profile but considerable influence in the West Wing, will become the president's new gatekeeper, at least through the election in November, as Mr. Emanuel moves back to Chicago to run for mayor, officials said.

Apple is the new gatekeeper.

He added: "We're living in a world where technologists and programmers are becoming the new gatekeepers for new music".

"We're at a moment when cultural power is passing to new gatekeepers," said Joe Esposito, a publishing consultant.

What can be done, though, is to give people more and fuller information to judge the virtual cousins and neighbors -- their new gatekeepers of truth.

This wholesale shift in how we access information, and how we need it near to us at all times, puts a heavy emphasis on the new gatekeepers.

As Charles Slomovitz of the music sourcing website Shazam said in a recent New York Times interview: "We're living in a world where technologists and programmers are becoming the new gatekeepers for new music".