Publishing houses have the right to publish and distribute books, while cultural companies only have the right to publish books; Cultural companies can only cooperate with publishing houses so that their books can be published.

The difference between cultural companies and cultural communication companies

Generally speaking, cultural companies are somewhat intermediary, similar to the feeling of "economic man". Cultural companies make the company run normally by earning part of the author's manuscript fees or sales profits. A good cultural company will give the author a good package and do a lot of publicity, so that books can be bought in bulk and earn more profits. However, small cultural companies generally not only have no ability to package and publicize, but even default on the payment of manuscript fees, or do not pay the author's manuscript fees, so they will sue for nothing. Because they say "bankruptcy", you can't do anything about this company. Publishing houses are much safer here. Because if the book is published directly through the publishing house, the manuscript fee and profit are not shared by the third party, and the publishing house does not pay the manuscript fee after three months of publication, the author can appeal and generally get an effective solution.

Cultural communication company is a company that provides services for manufacturing and disseminating cultural products. There are roughly the following categories of cultural communication companies:

1, advertising, including the production and release of print, film and television, newspapers, outdoor and other advertisements.

2, film and television program production, professional shooting TV series, TV programs, sold to TV stations. Enterprise feature films, etc. 3. Cultural development, holding cultural exhibitions and exchanges, and carrying out relevant training and resource exchange.

4. The introduction and distribution of film and television dramas. I have seen a cultural communication company that specializes in introducing Korean TV dramas.

5. Planning and production, mainly engaged in corporate culture planning, marketing planning and auxiliary business.

6. Information services, providing information services, market research, etc. And run some other projects at the same time.

7, other categories, as well as culture, making websites, books, and so on.