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Crowds on Demand created or managed front groups that staged actions and messaging, which the Dallas Express amplified.
’s reporting for documented that was not an organic –aligned group but part of an astroturf network tied to the marketing firm , which the Observer reported had been hired to create and manage fake ac...
Reporting from multiple investigations concludes that Monty Bennett, the publisher of the Dallas Express, financially engaged the Beverly Hills publicity firm Crowds on Demand to build and operate a n...
operates a paid crowd-and-stunt business that has repeatedly been cited in reporting and academic discussion as facilitating manufactured public support—a practice commonly labeled “” . Multiple docum...
There is no clear, sourced public record in the provided reporting that a former Dallas Justice Now employee explicitly "admitted to working for Crowds on Demand." The Texas Observer and related repor...
Reporting by local investigators and the Texas Observer ties Monty Bennett to a campaign that used Crowds on Demand to seed and amplify a network of right‑leaning astroturf groups in Dallas through a ...