During which period did WNYC expand its role in civic journalism?
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Ryan Cooper
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The big shift happened in the early 2000s, especially after 9/11, when WNYC really leaned into hard-hitting local reporting and public affairs programming. They beefed up their newsroom and started producing more investigative pieces and community-focused shows, making civic journalism a core part of their identity rather than just a side project.
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