Broadcasting and democracy in West Germany

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword = ⅴ
• Acknowledgements = ⅷ
• Preface = xi
• Abbreviations = xvii
• Introduction = 1
• Part One
• 1 The Allies and West German Broadcasting = 7
• 2 Federalism in West German Broadcasting = 13
• The broadcasting stations and the founding of ARD = 13
• The ARD constitution = 18
• The federal government and pluralism in broadcasting = 20
• The contest for the second television channel = 24
• The ruling of the Constitutional Court = 27
• The founding of ZDF = 31
• 3 The Present West German Broadcasting System = 35
• RIAS, DW and DLF = 35
• The regional radio programmes = 37
• DFS = 39
• The regional and third television programmes = 40
• ARD and ZDF = 43
• The ARD committees = 46
• 4 The Financing of the West German Broadcasting System = 49
• The basic system = 49
• Equalization = 54
• The commercial side of the ARD stations = 56
• The financing of ZDF = 61
• 5 Towards a Closer Definition of Public Broadcasting = 66
• Part Two
• 6 A Question of Balance = 77
• Some thoughts on the meaning of balance = 78
• Some aspects of balance in programme practice = 83
• ARD guidelines = 85
• The problem of identity = 89
• Three equal channels? = 92
• 7 Control in the West German Broadcasting System = 95
• The control structures = 96
• A comparison of constitutions = 98
• Changes in Bavaria and public reactions = 113
• 8 The Political Invasion of Public Broadcasting = 120
• The supervisory bodies = 121
• The 'friends' of broadcasting = 124
• Some effects of polarization = 127
• The parties and the appointment of senior personnel = 134
• 9 The Freedom of Broadcasting-an Internal Problem = 138
• The statutes movement = 139
• A measure of success? = 142
• The greater debate = 149
• 10 More Public Broadcasting? = 158
• Party policies for the broadcasting media = 160
• Implementation by whom? = 165
• Broadcasting and the public = 167
• Breaking the circle = 173
• Notes = 178
• Bibliography = 187
• Index = 191