Convergence has broken or is straining many of the constructs and concepts that form the building blocks of current communications and media regulation, according to analysis by the Australian Communications and Media Authority.

'Broken concepts: The Australian communications legislative landscape' highlights the ever-increasing strain on old concepts struggling with new technology.  
Of the 55 legislative concepts analysed in the paper, the majarity are either 'broken' or under signifcant pressure from the effects of convergence.  These 'broken concepts' are symptoms of the deeper change of digitalisation breaking those now outdated propositions, including that content can by how it is delivered.