The protestors in New York City and around the world are pretty clear about their feelings, but not so much about their aims. "Occupy Wall Street" and its myriad sister movements to "occupy" various locales are an expression of anger and, in some cases, outright hostility towards the global financial system -- sentiments which resonate with the frustrated middle-class to a degree unthinkable even a few years ago. But as many commentators have pointed out, there is much less agreement about what, exactly, the protestors are demanding. Could social media help the protestors formulate a common platform? ...Read the whole story