This document discusses cultural intermediaries and their role in mediating between cultural production and consumption. It defines cultural intermediaries as those who mediate between the production of a cultural product or event and its consumer. Examples of cultural intermediaries given include advertisements, newspapers, movie trailers, TV shows, film magazines, and fan clubs. Cultural intermediaries are also categorized as creative, commodifying, or outreach intermediaries depending on their specific role. The document concludes that cultural intermediaries are service professions that help cultural products be sold by generating interest and representations, though their exact influence on audiences is debated.