New tactics needed for Occupy movement NEW YORK, April 1 (UPI) -- Supporters say the Occupy movement, which protests economic inequality in the United States, needs to find new ways to get attention as media coverage wanes. At its height, the movement made up 14 percent of news generated by news organizations in the United States in November, but that number has since dwindled to almost nothing, analysis by the Project for Excellence in Journalism said. "The movement was not in the news as much coming into 2012, and the nation's focus and our polling turned to the Republican primary," Michael Dimock, an associate director of research at Pew Research Center, told The New York Times. Brian Grimes, a member of the movement who has protested at McPherson Square in Washington, said protests should take the form of flash mobs or banner drops from buildings, pointing to similar tactics in Europe, The Times reported Saturday. "Like you'll find in anything, you can't stick to the same thing," Grimes said. Whether it's education, health care or protests, you cannot be static, and you have to change your tactics.