This subject involves a comparative critical analysis of recent and contemporary policy formulation for the communication and cultural industries in Australia. It explores issues including international economic pressures on policy development, converging technologies in the media, telecommunications and cultural spheres, and changing relations between the public and private sectors. It takes a broad approach to the definition of cultural industries to include heritage institutions, theme parks, tourism and the leisure industry, and examines their developing links with traditional media industries.

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