The International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (or IABM) is a non-profit trade association representing manufacturers and suppliers of products and services to the broadcasting and electronic media industries. The Association's aim is to identify and promote the interests of its members, and to provide benefits and services which enhance their business performance. It claims to represent more than 80% of the global value of the broadcast sector, the IABM is an influential voice lobbying on behalf of its members.
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