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spir-10472	Andringa, Peter; Duquette, David; Dwyer, Deborah; Napoli, Philip; Ronald, Petra	HOW IS SOCIAL MEDIA GATEKEEPING DIFFERENT? A MULTI- PLATFORM COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE NEW YORK TIMES	2018.0	7	.pdf	application/pdf	1290	72	57	For this case study, two month’s worth of Times front page, home page, and Facebook page story output was comparatively analyzed across dimensions such as story quantity, story duplication, hard versus soft news, and content diversity, in Suggested Citation (APA): Andringa,P., Duquette,D., Dwyer,D, Napoli,P., Ronald,P. (2018, October 10-13 Hatred Of/And Democracy: How Is Social Media Gatekeeping Different? For its decision-making regarding which of the over 300 stories produced each day to post to Facebook, the Times utilizes a self-developed bot called Blossom, which “predicts how articles or blogposts will do on social and also suggests which stories editors should promote by drawing from enormous stores of data, including information on story content and performance metrics such as Facebook post engagement” (Wang, 2015; Ellett, 2017).	cache/spir-10472.pdf	txt/spir-10472.txt