Is publishing works from the media a continuous labor reward?

Publishing works from the media can be understood as a kind of continuous labor remuneration. Continuous labor remuneration refers to the completion of certain work according to certain periodicity, with frequent capital circulation and short cycle, usually calculated in days, weeks and months. Publishing works from the media also has this feature. Since the media is engaged in a continuous, stable and constantly updated work, it can get certain benefits every time it publishes its works, which has the characteristics of periodicity.

In addition, publishing works from the media also has the characteristics of flexibility and autonomy, and the work content, working hours and working forms can be decided by the media itself. However, it should be noted that publishing works from the media is different from labor remuneration in the traditional sense, and its specific legal attributes need to be determined according to different situations, such as whether it is necessary to pay a tax.