- Preface: Crowds and Clouds
- Mapping the Social World: From Aggregates to Individuals
- Occupy Sourcing
- Top Needs of Occupy Sites
- Art by Ruben Hickman
- Microworking the Crowd
- Engineering Collectives: Technology From the Coop
- Am I Anonymous?
- Algorithmic Recommendations and Synaptic Functions
- Public Safety and Wall Street
- The Weakness of Crowds
- Can an Algorithm be Wrong?
- Crowd funding and its Challenges
- Crowds and Collectivities in Networked Electoral Politics
- The Touch-point Collective: Crowd Contouring on the Casino Floor
- Everywhere and Nowhere: Focus Groups as All-Purpose Devices
- Romans or Barbarians? Political Campaigns and Social Media in Colombia
Issue Number Two: Crowds and CloudsOccupy SourcingAmira Pettus diagrams how Occupy recreates the structures and organization of collectives.  Occupy Sourcing by Amira Pettus OCCUPY SOURCING: Occupy Wall Street rapidly re-created many of the functions of collective life—from libraries and kitchens to bureaucracies and markets. The working group structure is illustrated above by Amira Pettus. |
