keep myself on the loop vs keep me on the loop

Some examples from the web:

• It's hard enough to keep myself on the right side of the line.
• So, on Mondays and Thursdays, I keep myself busy.
• I thought that I could keep myself safe.
• I had a cup of tea to keep myself awake.
• I'm just trying to keep myself alive.
• I had to think about something else just to keep myself going.
• I shall keep myself informed of your progress in Jerusalem.
• I've spent decades trying to keep myself hidden.
• I'm just trying to keep myself busy.
• I've always been able to keep myself distant.
• I cannot keep myself from Michael.
• And I'm trying to keep myself busy.
• I've managed to keep myself busy.
• I'm trying to keep myself out of it.
• Maybe I should keep myself open for once.
• I've always been able to keep myself distant.
• I tried to keep myself sane remembering your hands.
• I'll keep myself warm with a sharp walk.
• No problem, I keep myself busy.
• Look at me. I always keep myself amused.

Some examples from the web:

• Keep me in the loop on your end. Thanks.
• Keep me in the loop on this Abeer scandal.
• I'm just paying him to keep me in the loop on their cases.
• You told me you'd keep me in the loop on this.
• You will keep me in the loop on this?
• I'd appreciate if you'd keep me in the loop - on Art and, you know, his condition.
• Voight refuses to keep me in the loop.
• Next time, keep me in the loop.
• You were supposed to keep me in the loop, Agent Gibbs.
• You better keep me in the loop.
• Please, keep me in the loop 24/7.
• Please. Keep me in the loop.
• Once again, way to keep me in the loop.
• You'll keep me in the loop about Aidan's behaviour.
• Keep me in the loop, Commander.
• Once again, way to keep me in the loop.
• As long as you keep me in the loop.
• Just keep me in the loop, what's going on with her.
• Please, keep me in the loop 24/7.
• You got to keep me in the loop, Jimmy.