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The speed of information flow demands immediate transparency for business

After a 16-year career as a television reporter, including at WJAR-TV NBC 10, Dyana Koelsch branched out into public relations, forming her own company eight years ago. It now counts local companies with regional and national footprints. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY
After a 16-year career as a television reporter, including at WJAR-TV NBC 10, Dyana Koelsch branched out into public relations, forming her own company eight years ago. It now counts local companies with regional and national footprints. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Dyana Koelsch | DK Communications owner Much has changed from those days when print and broadcast journalists were the gatekeepers, the storytellers and almost exclusively the primary source of information. Today it’s almost impossible not to be bombarded by a fragmented communication landscape where the online world transforms the ways in which we interact, process

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