The phrase "accessible news" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe news that is easy to understand and available to a wide audience, including those with disabilities or language barriers.
Example: "The organization aims to provide accessible news to ensure that everyone can stay informed about current events."
Alternatives: "easy-to-understand news" or "inclusive news".
The huge strength of ITV used to be its accessible news, national and regional.
"This deal reinforces our commitment to provide a high quality and accessible news service," said Paul Dunthorne, Channel 5's chief operating officer.
People rely on us to deliver accurate, fair, impartial and accessible news and current affairs whatever the pressures upon us.
After an exhaustive look at myriad search results, what's noticeably absent from the most accessible news articles and advocacy organizations online are far-reaching campaigns or stories that give LGTBQ Muslims a human voice.
One of the most accessible news-reader apps to keep track of stories on your favourite sites.
Next up on the Future of Journalism schedule: the phenomenon of live blogging, Twitter and the swathe of new cheap, easy and accessible live news tools.
The documentation we have seen from volunteers appears to be more transparent and complete than the information provided by public institutions, and it is better accessible than news from many public and private media (where we often faced the issue that materials could not be retrieved anymore, at least not under the original links).
They had little sense that the real revolution would come with the development of new genres of cheap, accessible texts like news pamphlets (if they had known they would have been much less keen).
New York, March 19 , 2013– The Guardian today announced the launch of Money, its new personal finance section, which will offer US readers an open and accessible blend of news, commentary, and analysis with an array of interactive and multimedia tools.
