The DRM Broadcasting system has been designed by broadcasters, for broadcasters, but with the active assistance and participation of both transmitter & receiver manufacturers and ... See more other interested parties (such as regulatory bodies). It has been designed specifically as a high quality digital replacement for current alogue radio broadcasting in the AM and FM/VHF bands, and as such it can be operated with the same channelling and spectrum allocations as currently employed.The DRM Consortium (Digital Radio Mondiale) is an intertiol not-for-profit organisation composed of broadcasters, network providers, transmitter and receiver manufacturers, universities, broadcasting unions and research Institutes. Its aim is to support and spread a digital broadcasting system suitable for use in all the frequency bands up to and including VHF Band III. There are currently 93 members and 90 Supporters from 39 countries active within the Consortium.