Brand as Consensus, Conflict, and Interface

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3 Cuts on Brands

Toby Shorin
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This video introduces three different but related ways we can define and understand "brands."

  1. Brands are consensus systems: sets of meanings that are in a permanent process of unceasing evolution.
  2. Brands are a site of conflict between the centralized meanings of a company and the distributed meanings of the public.
  3. Brands are an interface through which any product is experienced.

See slides and link to this Figma file at https://subpixel.space/3-cuts-on-brands