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SPACE IP - The Importance Of Trade Marks And Branding

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By Nick South
| Lexology Verified
Trade marks and logos adopted by companies to promote their products and services are familiar to us all. Some of them may have strong associations or evoke memories of particular times, such as the packaging of food or drink we remember enjoying as children. Other logos might be associated with memories of important events in history, and with the familiar images recording those events.
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Crispian Mills on Kula Shaker's Rebirth • Pop Scoop

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By Nick South
| Pop Scoop! Verified
It’s been 25 years since we last interviewed Kula Shaker. In a conversation with Nick, Crispian Mills reflects on Kula Shaker’s journey, the importance of timing in their success, and the significance of reuniting the original lineup. Mills also discusses the band’s connection with fans, their recent tour, and the role of family in their lives. The interview highlights the band’s appreciation for their loyal following and their dedication to creating music that resonates with audiences.
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Interview: Kula Shaker

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By Jimmy Mavroudis, Nick South
| Pop Scoop! Verified
Kool Magazine: Issue 15, July 1999 Interview By Nick South The last year must have been a stressful one for Kula Shaker. I won’t harp on about it, but Crispian opened his mouth wider than even Geri Halliwell’s and popped both feet in – without even touching the sides. The subsequent music press backlash – led by the NME – has been harsh. After all, no-one in their right mind likes Nazis, and flirting with Nazi imagery is a dangerous game. Just ask Morrissey.
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