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Joris Linssen to go freelance after 30 years at KRO-NCRV

Joris Linssen to go freelance after 30 years at KRO-NCRV

Presenter Joris Linssen is ending his thirty-year permanent employment with Dutch broadcaster KRO-NCRV on May 1. He announced on Instagram that he will continue his career as a freelancer.

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