The cultural industry as a national strategy

The cultural landscape for children is undergoing a significant transformation, moving away from a traditional reliance on North American media productions. Parents are increasingly observing a diverse array of international content, including Japanese, Korean, European, Russian, and Latin American media, all of which now compete for audience attention on a global scale.

This shift highlights the emergence of a multifaceted digital and entertainment environment. The diversification of content suggests a broader geopolitical and cultural integration, prompting discussions on how nations might leverage these cultural industries as a strategic asset in an increasingly interconnected world.