The phrase "about the presenter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or details related to a specific presenter, such as in a presentation or event context.
Example: "The next slide will provide more information about the presenter, including their background and expertise."
Alternatives: "regarding the presenter" or "concerning the presenter".
MIKE HALE: The developing story here is the "Lincoln" shutout — 0 for 5, I believe, with actor and film to go? DAVE ITZKOFF: "The Cecil B. DeMille Award says every bit as much about the presenter as it does about the recipient" – Robert Downey Jr. presenting said award to Jodie Foster.
I'd been dreading an importunately male, grandstanding performance, a clunkingly authored doc that turned out to be too much about the presenter than its ostensible subject.
After Hall stepped in to save Clarkson last May, Cohen, when asked about the presenter, told an audience of media executives in Edinburgh that "no one is bigger than the BBC".
Thorman, who said in his witness statement yesterday that he had not specifically discussed O'Reilly with Hunt, clarified today that he had a "one-sentence conversation" with the BBC1 controller about the presenter.
AG 3.19am GMT "This next award says as much about the presenter as it does the recipient" — Robert Downey Jr had said, doing his patented brand of egotist-shtick, while presenting the Cecil B De Mille award to Foster.
The newspaper has published a string of stories about the presenter, the most recent of which alleged that he was "out of control" and becoming "more volatile" than predecessor Clarkson.
No, I'm talking about the presenters, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.
The host this year, the late-night comedian Jimmy Fallon, is using Twitter to solicit funny comments about the presenters.
Listeners have their opinions - and some prejudices - about the presenters' accents, interviewing styles, and even their supposed political views.
Media regulator Ofcom has received 90 complaints about Holden and Dixon's outfits, while 100 have voiced concern to ITV. "Ofcom has received 90 complaints about the presenters' clothing on Britain's Got Talent on ITV," said a spokesman.
Moments later, they're reminiscing about their recent Late Show With David Letterman performance, which saw America's most prestigious chat-show host a band singing about heroin while dressed in capes, and prompted a bewildered "Well, how about that?" from the presenter.
