One problem with such a narrow definition is that many formally organized entities are not private.
Now they must be ready to respond when organized entities, such as Greenpeace, wage massive campaigns against their brands using social media channels.
During the past few years, several examples of the fabrication of organized particles have been reported, including the preparation of complex colloidal particles 4 and the use of preformed colloids to create large crystalline organized entities known as supercrystals.
The Festival of North American Orchestras, as the organizing entity is called, will rent the hall and handle production and marketing, and the orchestras will bear their own costs for travel and soloists but share the proceeds, with a guarantee of at least $50,000 per appearance.
Whatever the perception of the parade — and however many headlines it has garnered over the years for associated shootings, crime or death — a spokeswoman for its organizing entity labeled any attempt to blame the parade for the violence as "unfair, so unfair".
"Collective Impact" poses a fairly simple paradigm: Small groups working under the rubric of a common cause directed by an organizing entity can achieve social reform at the scale necessary to make a difference.
It can be useful to organize entities hierarchically, carefully defining the subtype and other relations.
The internet, though, is a different KIND of medium — back-and-forth rather than broadcast — and the rise of such a participatory public space has completely changed the political media ecology, opening new niches to be exploited in turn by new kinds of organizing entities.
