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d) One-time reproduction of a single copy of a literary or artistic work for the personal,private use of the person making it for non-commercial purposes; 9e) Reproduction for certification in judicial or administrative proceedings;f) Reproduction, communication, or distribution through drawings, paintings, photographs,and audiovisual means of works visible from public places;g) Use of literary and artistic works in stores or establishments open to the public thatmarket copies of such works;h) An ephemeral recording, provided the broadcasting is carried out within theagreed term, no concomitant or simultaneous broadcast is issued, and the recordingmay only be used once;i) Performance of works, provided it is through communication of a transmissionreceived directly in a radio or television monoreceptor device of the type commonlyuse in private homes. No payment is made for seeing or hearing the transmissionnor does it form part of an aggregate list of services. The transmissionreceived is not retransmitted for profit, and the receiver is a small taxpayer or asmall industrial establishment.2.3. Related RightsThe LFDA also regulates other rights that it calls related rights and that refer to thosebelonging to intermediaries in the production, recording, or dissemination of works,that is, to artists, interpreters, or performers; to producers of recordings or videos; andto broadcasters.These rights are related to copyright and are the result of an evolution in relation tothe works protected by copyright. The holders of related rights are often those who areinvolved in the process of disseminating the works to the public (musicians interpret themusical works of composers, actors interpret the roles of works performed in theaters,written by playwrights, broadcasters diffuse works and recordings in their broadcastingstations, etc.).Although such related rights grant similar rights, they are more limited and are for ashorter length of time, as will be seen later with regard to those to referred to in the LFDA.229Intellectual Property2.3.1. Book publishersBook publishers (either individuals or entities) are those who select or conceive the publicationof some work and produce it themselves or through third parties. It is important__________9This exception will only benefit individuals and therefore has no application in the case of companies andother legal entities, except in the case of an educational or research institution or an institution not engagedin commercial activities.