Liberty said it would still offer the stand-alone Vongo service, but would now focus its marketing efforts on a version, called Starz Play, through existing cable and satellite operators.
But much about the trial, including curious shifts in the prosecution's case at the trial, and Mr. Omar's frustrated efforts to offer a version of events different from that of the prosecution, worried many Yemenis.
So expectations will be high for their follow-up effort, a musical version of "The Wedding Singer".
Directors, studio executives, even the actors became game pieces in the creator's effort to build a version of the universe he saw in his head.
Microsoft, in fact, has an internal effort to develop a version of Office for the iPad, though it is not clear when it plans to releases the software, several people with knowledge of the project have said.
Mr. Rogge and the I.O.C. have pledged themselves to a renewed anti-doping effort and to a version of the Olympic Games that returns the athletes and a purity of sport to center stage.
In reality, the C.I.A.'s program of calibrated cruelty was deemed so illegal, and so immoral, that the director of the F.B.I. withdrew his personnel rather than have them collaborate with it, and the top lawyer at the Pentagon laid his career on the line in an effort to stop a version of the program from spreading to the armed forces.
The integration of Socialize into ShareThis's platform will take around two quarters to complete, with the initial effort focused on developing a version of ShareThis's SQI measurement (Social Quality Index) for mobile, a proprietary ranking metric that allows publishers to compare themselves to competitors in their same space.
The index is a version of efforts by a growing number of agencies to put skin in the game by showing clients they are willing to be paid based on how their work performs in the marketplace.
"Despicable untruths" about the behaviour of fans were part of police efforts "to develop and publicise a version of events that focused on allegations of drunkenness, ticketlessness and violence".
