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IVMAPF is a non-governmental organization founded in 2013 in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India by Dr. Ganesh.R and Binu Sugumar. The organization works to develop, raise awareness of, and protect visual media. Its projects include telecommunication services, satellite and digital television broadcasting, cable television, internet broadcasting, transmission networks for news and entertainment channels, and developing arts, newspapers and films. Current projects focus on mobile media, technomedia, photo live broadcasting while future projects include films and channels.
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