the population of the phoenix area in 2000 was 4,192,887.
the population of the phoenix area in 2000 was 4,192,887.
what is the population of the phoenix area in 2000?
4,192,887
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in late 2004, aronow and his colleagues met brown and the indie music radio group. they each decided that they were working towards a mutual goal of bringing community radio to the phoenix area and decided to combine their efforts. aronow's team became part of azcmf and together they began building support for a community radio station in phoenix. from 2005 to 2007, azcmf's team educated themselves regarding the process of obtaining an fcc license and determined the most feasible path to launching a new station in the phoenix area was to apply for a vacant fm frequency. before they could do so, they had to find out if any fm frequencies were still available for use in phoenix, and then, if so, had to wait for the fcc to accept new applications. in the meantime, the group decided to engage in a project to determine if there really was a need for a community radio station in the phoenix area. for 10 weeks in the spring of 2007, azcmf entered into a brokered time agreement with commercial radio station kazg (1440 am), which covered most of the phoenix area. during those 10 weeks, the group aired the national news program "democracy now!" and supported the airtime by selling underwriting spots to local businesses and provided non-profits with public service announcements. the response to this test run was positive and the team at azcmf realized that a need really did exist for a community radio station in phoenix.
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