Any disposal of such copyrights either compensated or not, shall be void. The performers' public successor shall succeed the rights stipulated in this article, and the Ministry shall succeed to these rights, in the absence of a general successor for the performers. Article (16): Performers shall enjoy the following exclusive economic rights: a. Broadcasting and communication to the public of their unfixed (live) performances. b. Fixation of their unfixed performances c. Preventing the use of their unfixed (live) performance in any way unless a prior written authorization is obtained. d. Making available to the public of the original or copies of their performances through sale or other transfer of ownership. e. Renting their broadcasted performances to the public, for commercial purposes. f. Broadcasting or any communication to the public of their performances fixed in a sound recording. g. Reproduction of their fixed performances. The provision of this article does not apply in case the performers agree to incorporate their performances within an audio-visual work. Article (17): Producers of sound recordings shall enjoy the following exclusive economic rights: a. The use of their recordings in any way, including reproduction and rental. b. Making available to the public of the original and copies of their sound recordings through sale or other transfer of ownership. c. Broadcasting or any communication to the public of their sound recordings. Article (18): Broadcasting organizations shall enjoy the following exclusive economic rights: a. Fixing, reproducing, broadcasting communicating them to the public; and rebroadcasting their programs and b. Prohibiting others from communicating the television recording of their programs to the public without a prior written authorization. It shall be considered prohibited for others to record, reproduce, rent, re-broadcast, distribute or communicate such to the public by any means.