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Video Sites: Kids Emulate Deadly Game From YouTube(0)

August 25, 2010

“The Choking Game” is a deadly trend in which a child or teen ties something around their neck in the hopes of stopping blood flow to their brain to reach a so-called “high.” The game can be played alone or with a group of people, and videos of kids playing the dangerous game can be [...]

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Cyberbullying: StickyDrama and 4chan Are Bullying Playgrounds

As we blogged about a few days ago, Jessi Slaughter is an 11-year-old who endured extreme forms of cyberbullying as a result of YouTube videos that she posted online.  Here’s some more information about the two Web sites linked to the case: StickyDrama and 4chan. StickyDrama is a teen gossip site which Slaughter was frequently [...]

Cyberbullying: 11-year-old Girl Receives Death Threats Due to Online Video Chat

Eleven-year-old Jessi Slaughter (a.k.a. kerligirl13) is now under police protection after receiving death threats from several cyberbullies.  It all started when Slaughter encountered several “haters” in a live, online video chat room using a site called Stickam which hosts real-time, streaming videos.  Slaughter subsequently recorded a response video to the bullies from her bedroom webcam and [...]

Privacy: Are YouTube Children in Danger?

These days, videos of children can be found all over YouTube.  Some of the videos go viral, receiving millions of hits, and can even jumpstart a career or two.  That is exactly how teen heartthrob Justin Bieber got his start.  More recently, a public video of 12-year-old Greyson Michael Chance performing a Lada Gaga song [...]


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