Meanings of cultural industry in English

As coronavirus spreads across the world, health concerns and travel restrictions threaten to cripple Australia's cultural industry.

It's a poor way to serve a cultural industry that is worth $50bn a year to Australia's economy.

Caption: "Radio telescope tourism and cultural industry park near Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope in SW China is almost completed".

We can no longer pretend that the art world, from big-tent museums to niche-market boutiques, is above being a cultural industry.

Fifield made a rapid getaway to a waiting ComCar, while Dreyfus stuck around and mingled, talking to artists and cultural industry figures.

What we have here is a one-man cultural industry: an actor, director, producer, TV presenter, poet, journalist, one-time stand-up comic and sometime recording artiste.

When the entire country is about to topple into the abyss it seemed hardly worth commenting on the disappearance of a once great cultural industry.

Beyond the cultural industries, Canada also regulates foreign investment in telecommunications and broadcasting.

China is keen to boost its cultural industries, including animation.

In response to coronavirus, whole sectors of the cultural industries have completely ceased operating.

It's also not fixed to the music-making community or, indeed, any of the other cultural industries.

The course will now prepare students to work in the media and cultural industries at home and abroad.

Annex 2106 applies to cultural industries.

Joly said she plans to present a broader policy vision for Canada's cultural industries by the end of September.

For portions of the British electorate the EU's support of cultural industries was a reason to vote to leave.

Following his graduation from DIT in creative and cultural industries, Jolley went to the United States on a J-1 visa.