German broadcasting refers to the system of radio and television services in Germany. It is characterized by a mix of public and private broadcasters, with major public networks including ARD and ZDF. These organizations are funded primarily through a broadcasting fee paid by households, ensuring a wide range of programming that caters to diverse audiences. In addition to public broadcasters, there are numerous private channels that offer various entertainment, news, and sports content. The Bundesnetzagentur regulates broadcasting frequencies and ensures fair competition among broadcasters, contributing to a vibrant media landscape in Germany.