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Absolutely Revolting
Commentary

Publishing or perishing

State of the Australian publishing industry
by Julianne Schultz •
June 1983, no. 51

Over the last few years Australia has undergone a nationalistic cultural renaissance.

Just as manufacturers have discovered that the addition of the Advance Australia logo has added a healthy percentage to retail sales, so too the ‘manufacturers’ of popular culture have discovered a more receptive home market, which has helped them weather the recession better than other industries.

 


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