The phrase "accommodating media" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe media that is flexible or adaptable to different needs or situations.
Example: "The new platform offers accommodating media options that cater to various user preferences."
Alternatives: "flexible media" or "adaptable media".
It was a very accommodating media for a journalist to be in [see footnote]." So what changed?
From the so-called perp walk to the televised comments of the defense lawyers, each side strives to get the upper hand in the case via an accommodating media.
If they are really taking Vieques and its issues as seriously as they say they are, they should be reading Puerto Rican history books in their jail cells instead of plotting campaign strategies and delivering sound bites to an accommodating media.
He added, "We must be ready to accommodate media from outside the province, and let everyone see the spirit of the Qinghai Province people, see that we are not afraid of difficulties".
"We must be ready to accommodate media from outside the province, and let everyone see the spirit of the Qinghai province people, see that we are not afraid of difficulties," said Jidi Majia, head of the provincial propaganda department.
It was also a reality show expertly produced by the Chilean government, which spared no expense to free the miners and accommodate media coverage — including putting a camera underground to show the miners as they prepared to be lifted to safety.
The VA is willing to accommodate media requests, she said, "but [WAMU journalists] just refuse to talk with us about the consent form process".
The Kurdish military in Afrin, which has a history of accommodating the media, has decided that it doesn't want journalists present during the election, saying that it would be dangerous.
"And so, like other same-sex weddings on this day, the guest list has swollen to accommodate huge media interest".
Anand said McDonald's suggestion that there would not be room to accommodate the media was "the lamest of lame excuses".
Sadly, the current Senate version of the shield law, which has been laboriously massaged to accommodate both media companies and secrecy hawks, has an intolerably large loophole for cases in which the government claims national security is at risk.
