Russia’s raucous internet The idea behind trash streaming, which emerged on the Russian-language internet in the mid-2010s, is simple yet lucrative.

Most Russian-speaking trash streamers appeared on Twitch, and later on YouTube, in the early 2010s. Almost all initially did game streaming, but due to low viewing figures and donations they ...

A man in Russia died after a YouTuber had him do a stunt in exchange for money during what is known as a “trash stream,” renewing calls for such streams to be banned in the country.

Why creators risk lives — and what it means for your safety online.

A DARK and sinister new trend has emerged in live streaming as sick YouTubers inflict torture, bury people alive and even kill for cash. Known as “trash-streaming”, the disturbing yet l… ...

FROM being spat on to kicked in the stomach, “trash streamer” Jean Pormanove endured “absolute horror” during the final 10 ...

French streamer Jean Pormanove was known for performing extreme acts in live broadcasts. His death exposes a disturbing internet phenomenon.View on euronews ...