As broadcasting and telecommunication are vigorously fused in network, terminals, services, business and markets, content industry's value chains (production, distribution, consumption) are changing. Especially, I tried to find out how changes in cultural content industry policies such as sharp increase in content demands according to multi-platforms took place in terms of laws, budgets, organization and support policies, and suggest cultural content industry policies based on experts' evaluation on support policies for the cultural industry. The results of this study are as follows. First, the government's supporting systems should be integrated by considering roles of policies, promotion, and regulations for the industrial development; Second, the cultural industry should be developed based on culture and art; Third, supporting efforts which used to be provided on genre should be selected and focused to stress industrialization based on infrastructure setup for the cultural industry; Fourth, by activating cultural content distribution, foundations for domestic consumption and exports should be built firmly; Fifth, leading projects should be developed which satisfy suppliers and users based on industrial policies; Finally, we should expect problems caused by fusing content policies of broadcasting and communication and make policies to guarantee profit models in the market, and keep providing policies which can boost markets as well as maintain development momentum.

• 노준석(한국문화콘텐츠진흥원 정책개발팀, 언론학 박사) | Jun-Seok Roh