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 Telefonica has appointed Kim Faura as the first corporate general manager of  the newly organised contents division, Contenidos de Telefonica.Faura will take charge of co-ord stanley cup inating contents and seeking synergies across  the Telefonica grou stanley cup p s multiple platforms and international holdings which  include television, film, mobile phones and the internet.Faura was previously general manager of marketing at Telfonica de Espana and  prior to that he worked at tobacco company Altadis under current Telefonica  president and former Altadis president Cesar Alierta.           No co stanley cup mments                                                     No comments yet                                            You re not signed in.                Only registered users or subscribers can comment on this article.            Sign in            Register Snho Soundtracks - What s the Score
 Dir: Peter Segal. US. 2013. 111minsPutting Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone - the onetime Raging Bull and the sometime Rocky - in a story about stanley cup  old boxing rivals is a fun idea. But the moderately funny and half-heartedly dramatic Grudge Match is only a passable vehicle for the pairing, a lightweight comedy that will need to make the most of its somewhat dimmed star power - and a diverse supporting cast - if it wants to score many points at the post-Christmas box office.The climactic fight sequence doesnt begin to compare to anything in Raging Bull  stanley cup or the Rocky films but it is reasonably convincing and fairly emotionally satisfying.A wide US opening on Christmas Day will put the film up against some strong competition, though worldwide distributor Warner Bros may still be able to attract an older-skewing audience as the holiday season winds down. Stallone, whose recent releases hav stanley us e over-performed outside the US, will be the bigger draw when the film has its international roll out in the New Year.As portrayed in a digitally enhanced opening sequence, Pittsburgh fighters Billy The Kid McDonnen  De Niro  and Henry Razor Sharp  Stallone  were fierce rivals in the eighties until the latters sudden and unexplained retirement from boxing. Thirty years on, the spotlight-shunning but financially strapped Razor finally agrees to a re-match with the brash, womanising Kid.While the sluggers try to get back in shape, the film introduces other characters that link the two men: the fas