Ales Kot

"As the digital world evolves, the customer's ability to inform the brand will outstrip the company's ability to control it. As a result, the brand is no longer the proprietary tool for the company that founded it but an ongoing negotiation among the founding company, its own workforce, and the customers who have invested in the end product. The added dimension of interface reveals an unparalleled breadth of a brand's characteristics and gives access that is perpetual and immediate."

Fast Company: “Branding Is About Creating Patterns, Not Repeating Messages”

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Ales Kot (born 27 September 1986) is a writer of comics, games, films and prose. His debut, 'Wild Children', arrived to rave reviews, and hit the Top 10 best-selling Graphic Novels and Trade Paperbacks chart in the United States for July 2012. Kot has been described as "one of the most mental writers of the last hundred years", "a national disgrace", "a master of propaganda" and "the star child".
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