US EditionSelf-Harm or Humiliation on Live Streams: The only Limits Are Set by the Viewers
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On the platform of Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani there are no limits: in Spain people donate money for one man to drug live. In France, another died after being humiliated for hours Read
Self-harm or humiliation on live streams: The only limits are set by the viewers
The death last Monday of a French streamer known for filming himself being beaten and humiliated to please his followers has sparked controversy over the type of content hosted on platforms like Kick, where anyone can watch live streams with virtually no oversight beyond the platform’s own loose guidelines. Seguir leyendo
The 46-year-old French online streamer "Jean Pormanove" died on the Internet platform Kick on a sadomaso live stream, exposing himself to abuse in order to earn money. However, after the man's autopsy, the prosecutor's office in Nice announced that his death was not due to direct violence. Commentators go to court with relevant platforms.
The death of a French streamer, Jean Pormanove, live on the digital platform Kick, has made the traditional media jump a trend that is rarely talked about. People who agree to perform in front of a camera and live the humiliating acts demanded by their viewers, in exchange for money. In exchange for what, in the jargon of these platforms, are called “propinas”. Continue reading...
The violence suffered by the content creator who died during a broadcast has reopened the debate on the limits of live broadcast content.
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