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It has often been claimed that in the Federal Republic of Germany the television under public law is heavily influenced by the established political parties. To further clarify this hypothesis, the main news programs of ARD and ZDF were analyzed for a period around the parliament elections in 1980. We found that the former government parties SPD and FDP were mentioned in about every fourth news item, whereas the former opposition parties CDU/CSU were referred to in about every sixth. These parties were usually mentioned in a positive context. Especially the ZDF showed the balanced reporting, which has been claimed by the parties. Furthermore, the selection of topics for the news programs strongly supports the hypothesis that the television is controlled by the established political parties: before the elections, reports about environmental pollution and unemployment were rarer and more superficial than reports on vindicatory topics (Eastern Europe). Whether and why this that changed, requires further investigation.

Fernsehnachrichten und Bundestagswahl 1980: Zur weiteren Klärung der Steuerungsthese