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Americans Agree on One Thing: Disinformation is a Problem

A version of this article, "IPR Report Finds Americans Bombarded with Disinformation," was featured by the Institute for Public Relations on June 24, 2019. As communicators who work on behalf of a range of organizations to educate, engage and mobilize individuals and communities, trust matters a lot to us. Trust is something that is earned over years and decades. It is invaluable. Without trust, the relationships we strive to build and strengthen lack a foundation. In this context, we are posting today about the 2019 Institute for Public Relations Disinformation in Society Report published by the Institute for Public Relations (https://instituteforpr.org). Not surprisingly, the study found that Americans believe disinformation -- deliberately misleading or biased information -- is a problem. In fact, just seven percent of the 2,200 American adults who were surveyed said disinformation is not a problem. While …


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Tweeting Over Twitter: Is There a Public Relations Use?

The public relations community is being pulled kicking a screaming into the brave new world of Social Media. DPK Public Relations has helped clients leverage opportunities online and offers advice.


Mactarnahan "Mac" Keeney, DPK Public Relations Mascot, 1997-2007

DPK Public Relations is celebrating the life of its mascot, Mac, who passed away unexpectedly over the weekend.


Keeney offers saving grace under fire

This feature article highlights what it takes to excel in crisis communications, revealing that Dan Keeney, APR, president of DPK Public Relations, started in the news business at the age of eight and paid his dues in the trenches of broadcast journalism before becoming a respected public relations practitioner. The article appeared in Bylines, a publication of the University of Colorado School of Journalism & Mass Communications of which Keeney is a proud alumnus.