Freelancer gets a new gig

Written by RadioToday Staff November 12, 2007 - 7:02 am

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Good luck to Chester's Dee 106.3 presenter Mark Blackman who is moving full time to present drivetime at 107.1 Rugby FM. Mark has worked at Dee for 4 years presenting and producing, and has previously worked freelance for TLRC, CN and UTV Radio/

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