Die Verbannung aus dem TV-Eden Frauen in den Nachrichtensendungen des ORF

Authors

  • Günther Pallaver

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15203/ozp.746.vol29iss2

Abstract

Die politische Repräsentation von Frauen macht zwar Fortschritte, doch ist sie in den zentralen politischen Institutionen noch weit von einer zumindest annähernden Gleichheit mit den Männern entfernt. Noch trister sieht es – wie dies anhand einer Fallstudie der ORF-Nachrichtensendungen im Untersuchungszeitraum 1998 nachgezeichnet wird – in der TV-Berichterstattung aus, wo Frauen sogar seltener vorkommen, als es ihrer institutionellen Präsenz entspricht. Dabei bilden gerade Visibilität und politische Öffentlichkeit, die heute in der Politik vorwiegend über das Fernsehen erfolgen, die wesentliche Voraussetzung für die „Erschaffung der PolitikerInnen”. Ein zentraler Grund für diese fehlende TV-Öffentlichkeit von Frauen ist die männlich dominierte Nachrichtenselektion. Als Schritt in Richtung substantieller TV-Gleichheit für Frauen wird analog zur Debatte um Frauenförderung durch Quoten eine Quotenregelung in der TV-Berichterstattung angeregt.

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Vol. 29 No. 2 (2000): The Austrian Parliament: Neo-institutional perspectives

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Research Article

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