Gatekeeping in transition

Machine generated contents note: pt. I Thinking and Rethinking Gatekeeping

1. Revisiting Gatekeeping Theory During a Time of Transition / Tim P. Vos

2. How Gatekeeping Still Matters: Understanding Media Effects in an Era of Curated Flows / Chris Wells

pt. II Individual Level: The New Gatekeepers

3. Journalists' Truth Justification in a Transnational News Environment / Lea Hellmueller

4. Futures of Journalists: Low

Paid Piecework or Global Brands? /

Angela Phillips

pt. III News Routines: New and Old

5. On a Role: Online Newspapers, Participatory Journalism, and the U.S. Presidential Elections / Jane B. Singer

6. The Journalist as a Jack of All Trades: Safeguarding the Gates in a Digitized News Ecology / Rebeca De Dobbelaer

pt. IV News Organization or Lack Thereof

7. The Tyranny of Immediacy: Gatekeeping Practices in French and Spanish Online Newsrooms / David Domingo

8. Ecologies and Fields: Changes Across Time in Organizational Forms and Boundaries / Wilson Lowrey

pt. V Social Institutions: Gatekeeping the Gatekeepers

9. Keeping Watch on the Gates: Media Criticism as Advocatory Pressure / Matt Carlson

10. Whose Hand on the Gate? Rupert Murdoch's Australian and News Coverage of Climate Change / Rodney Tiffen

pt. VI Social Systems Near and Far

11. Visual Gatekeeping in the Era of Networked Images: A Cross

Cultural Comparison of the Syrian Conflict /

Mervi Pantti

12. How Community Orientation Resists Global News Routines in South Africa and Norway / John A. Hatcher

pt. VII Conclusion

13. Gatekeeping Theory Redux / Francois Heinderyckx.