Los Angeles - AT&T censored portions of Pearl Jam's performance from its live webcast of the Lollapalooza music festival this weekend, which the company later said was a mistake and promised to repost the performance in its entirety, according to reports. Removed was a portion of one song where the band segued into Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall," when singer Eddie Vedder improvised the lyrics, "George Bush, leave this world alone," and, "George Bush, find yourself another home." AT&T told Billboard the incident was "a mistake by a Webcast vendor," adding, "We have policies in place with respect to editing excessive profanity, but AT&T does not censor performances. We very much regret that this happened in the first place."

San Antonio, Texas - AT&T said on Tuesday that its blue room broadband entertainment site will offer an exclusive live webcast of the 2007 Lollapalooza festival in Chicago. Webcasts from the festival, of which AT&T is the presenting sponsor, will begin at 12:30 p.m. CT on each of the three days of the festival, which kicks off on Friday.

San Antonio, Texas - AT&T announced on Thursday that it has partnered with Vivendi's Blizzard Entertainment to offer a 14-day free trial of the popular "World of Warcraft" massively multiplayer online game. The AT&T blue room gaming site will host the offer, which figures as the longest free trial of the game available online. "World of Warcraft" currently claims 8.5 million players, while AT&T counts 12 million high speed Internet lines.

San Antonio, Texas - AT&T announced on Monday that it will offer "three-screen" coverage of the 2007 Masters golf tournament, across the mobile phone, television and the PC. Online coverage will be available through AT&T's Blue Room broadband site, while TV coverage will be offered on its U-verse digital TV service, and mobile coverage through Cingular. The company will produce exclusive player interviews, live online coverage from "Amen Corner," and feeds from the practice range and Green Jack ceremony.