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                                                            <title><![CDATA[ Thomas Roberts Kicks Off Season Four as 'DailyMailTV's New Anchor ]]></title>
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                            <![CDATA[ Entertainment magazine strip DailyMailTV is kicking off season four on Monday, Sept. 14, with a new anchor at the helm: Thomas Roberts, who earned his spurs at national news operations such as NBC News, Today, MSNBC and CNN, and also did stints at CBS Television Distribution’s Entertainment Tonight and The Insider. Most recently, he anchored the news at Meredith-owned WGCL Atlanta. ]]>
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                                                                                                <author><![CDATA[ palbiniak@gmail.com (Paige Albiniak) ]]></author>                    <dc:creator><![CDATA[ Paige Albiniak ]]></dc:creator>                                                                                    <dc:source><![CDATA[ http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/PMSp9V7rZVG3t8KnSHUzLo.jpg ]]></dc:source>
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                                <p>Entertainment magazine strip <a href="http://www.nexttv.com/tag/Daily-Mail-TV"><em>DailyMailTV</em> </a>is kicking off season four on Monday, Sept. 14, with a new anchor at the helm: Thomas Roberts, who earned his spurs at national news operations such as NBC News, <em>Today</em>, MSNBC and CNN, and also did stints at CBS Television Distribution’s<em> Entertainment Tonight </em>and <em>The</em> <em>Insider</em>. Most recently, he anchored the news at Meredith-owned WGCL Atlanta.</p><p>Viewers already have seen Roberts -- he had a soft debut on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7, before stepping full-time into the role on Monday. Roberts replaces former <em>Bachelor </em>and NFL star Jesse Palmer, who spent three years hosting the show. He also just appeared in a cameo as a newscaster in season two of Amazon Prime Video’s <em>The Boys</em>, which premiered on Sept. 4.</p><p>What Roberts brings are solid journalistic chops, which he plans to deploy immediately with new story ideas and investigative reporting. That’s no small order considering the sheer volume of stories that DailyMail.com, which works in tandem with the TV show, posts each day.</p><p>“My reputation stands for itself in what I’ve been able to achieve over the past 20 years, starting at CNN in 2001,” Roberts said in an interview. “I had the opportunity to work in national news for 20 years. There’s a sensibility that comes along with that sort of experience that you can’t qualify.” </p><p><strong>RELATED: </strong><a href="https://www.nexttv.com/news/thomas-roberts-named-new-host-of-dailymailtv-in-season-4">Thomas Roberts Named Host of &apos;DailyMailTV&apos; in Season 4</a></p><p>Like so many other shows during the pandemic, in season four <em>DailyMailTV</em> is being shot and produced remotely, with Roberts largely on a green screen from his Manhattan apartment and a skeleton crew in the control room. The correspondents appear via Zoom and the show’s been doing it long enough now that it’s become routine.</p><p>“My role is to impress my new colleagues and come to work bright-eyed and bushy-tailed with fresh story ideas, and maybe some things only I have access to that I want to inform everybody about,” he said. </p><p>“This brand is already a huge global influencer and the TV show and the online news operation work hand in glove to bring the news and exclusives of what we see on the internet come to life on TV.” </p><p>Roberts previously worked with <em>DailyMailTV</em> showrunner and executive producer Jeffrey Wilson at <em>Entertainment Tonight </em>and <em>The Insider</em>, and he worked with <em>DailyMailTV </em>senior correspondent Alicia Qualls at NBC News. </p><p>“This is really a reunion of sorts,” Roberts said. “In broadcasting that can happen a lot. Everyone cycles around. It’s really nice to have such qualified people that I trust, love and respect to work with.”</p><p><em>DailyMailTV </em>is cleared in 98% of the country on such broadcast station groups as Nexstar and Sinclair and on Scripps’ WPIX New York and Nexstar’s KTLA Los Angeles and WGN Chicago. In the week ended Aug. 30, which saw low end-of-summer viewership levels and preemptions due to coverage of the Republican National Convention, <em>DailyMailTV</em> averaged a 0.7 live plus same day national household rating.</p><p><em>DailyMailTV</em> is produced by Stage 29 Productions and is syndicated through CBS Television Distribution.</p><p>Besides Clarke, <em>DailyMailTV</em> is executive produced by Carla Pennington, Jay McGraw, Dr. Phil McGraw, Jeffrey Wilson and Eric Beesemyer. </p>
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                                                            <title><![CDATA[ Thomas Roberts Named New Host of 'DailyMailTV' in Season 4 ]]></title>
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                            <![CDATA[ Replaces Jesse Palmer, who hosted for first three seasons ]]>
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                                <p>Broadcast journalist <a href="http://www.nexttv.com/tag/thomas-roberts">Thomas Roberts</a> has been named the host of <a href="http://www.nexttv.com/tag/cbs-television-distribution">CBS Television Distribution</a>’s <a href="http://www.nexttv.com/tag/daily-mail-tv"><em>DailyMailTV</em></a>, taking over from former <em>Bachelor </em>Jesse Palmer who hosted the show for its first three seasons. Roberts starts his new job Sept. 7 and season four debuts Sept. 14, according to <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8627491/Award-winning-journalist-Thomas-Roberts-host-Season-Four-Emmy-Award-winning-DailyMailTV.html"><u>dailymail.uk.co</u></a>.</p><p>“<em>DailyMailTV </em>is an amazing show and I&apos;ve been a fan and viewer since day one,” said Roberts in a statement. “I&apos;ve always been impressed by <em>DailyMailTV </em>as it consistently delivers important, interesting and exclusive stories while dominating in breaking the news that matters to Americans," he added. </p><p>This marks a return to New York City for Roberts, who most recently was the evening news anchor at Meredith-owned WGCL Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to that, he served as an anchor and reporter for MSNBC, NBC News, <em>Today</em> and <em>NBC Nightly News</em>.</p><p>"In a year where the world is battling a pandemic and Americans are heading to the polls to decide on their next President, <em>DailyMailTV</em> will be there to keep its viewers informed with the news that matters to them," said Martin Clarke, publisher of DMG Media and executive producer of <em>DailyMailTV</em>, also in a statement. </p><p>Thomas will join <em>DailyMailTV</em>&apos;s Senior News Correspondent Alicia Quarles in New York City as well as DailyMail.com&apos;s editors and reporters in New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles, London, England and Sydney, Australia. These include Pandora Amoratis, Caitlyn Becker, Kayla Brantley, Eve Buckland, Andrew Bullock, Laura Collins, Geoff Earle, Monique Friedlander, Charlie Lankston, David Martosko, Ryan Parry, Lisa Potter, Jen Smith, Natalie Trombetta and Jade Watkins.</p><p>In the week ended Aug. 2, <em>DailyMailTV</em> averaged a 0.7 live plus same day national household rating, according to Nielsen Media Research.</p><p><em>DailyMailTV</em> is produced by Stage 29 Productions and is syndicated through CBS Television Distribution.</p><p>Besides Clarke, <em>DailyMailTV</em> is executive produced by Carla Pennington, Jay McGraw, Dr. Phil McGraw, Jeffrey Wilson and Eric Beesemyer. </p>
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                                                            <title><![CDATA[ MSNBC Taps Roberts To Host Afternoon News Block ]]></title>
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                                <p>Looking to bolster its news focus and ratings, MSNBC is revising its afternoon programming.</p><p>The news network, which trails Fox News Channel and CNN, beginning on March 2, will feature a two-hour block from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.  hosted by Thomas Roberts, who will return to daytime, after helming morning show, <em>Way Too Early</em>. <em>Morning Joe</em> cohosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski will host <em>Way Too Early</em> until a replacement is named.</p><p>As part of the revamp, MSNBC is canceling <em>Ronan Farrow Daily</em> and Joy Ann Reid’s <em>The Reid Report</em>. Both shows will air their final installments next week.</p><p>Reid will serve as  a national correspondent and will produce original reporting for all platforms. She will be a regular contributor for MSNBC’s primetime shows, and will become the first dedicated reporter for NowThisNews.<br/></p><p>For his part, Farrow will debut a series of primetime specials, driven by interviews with newsmakers, business leaders, artists, athletes, filmmakers, advocates, and elected officials. He also will contribute as a special correspondent.</p><p>The moves follow yesterday’s announcement that Tom Colicchio, the award-winning chef, restaurant owner, founder of Crafted Hospitality and TV personality, will join the service as its first-ever food correspondent for all platforms.</p><p>More moves are expected from MSNBC president Phil Griffin as he looks to revive the network's Nielsen news presence and Nielsen fortunes. .</p>
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