Little is known, however, about how those responsible for organising crowd situations approach their responsibilities.
See articleChina charged an outspoken venture capitalist, Wang Gongquan, with using his wealth to organise crowds for "disruptive" purposes.
A police spokeswoman told Guardian Australia in a statement that protest leaders would be allowed to use megaphones to rally and organise crowds.
The government allowed the marches, by about three dozen of them, but organised bigger crowds of counter-demonstrators shouting insults.
Some 170 people died over four days as hostages were shot and the Taj Mahal hotel burned, while officials flapped in response.This time the authorities appeared much better organised, despite crowds and monsoon rain.
A Danish TV show even organised a crowd-funding effort to give away butter to Norwegians, while a group of teenagers auctioned butter to help fund their High School graduation party.
I watched along with some 8000 others in the group—as she organised donations, crowd-sourced materials, got on top of health-and-safety issues and, most memorably, upheld a strong no-bullshit attitude towards people disrespecting and taking advantage of the movement.
Crowds on Demand, as the name suggests, is a company that will organise a crowd for you, on demand. .
This means using real-time media and sharing platforms, such as text messages and social media status updates, to rapidly organise a crowd.
They play sports with residents and organise crowd-pleasing events like a Thanksgiving turkey give-away.
