Literally.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/fredcampbell/2016/10/20/the-real-story-behind-the-fcc-sex-scandal/#21f94c3a1703

Though a lawsuit’s revelation that Thomas Reed, the director of the FCC’s Office for Communications Business Opportunities, had sex with a Washington Post reporter in his office is salacious, that’s not what should get Congress’s attention.

The far more serious revelation involves the FCC’s official legal response to a female employee’s allegation that she was subjected to a hostile work environment due to management inaction when a male coworker repeatedly invited other male coworkers to watch porn with him in the cubicle adjacent to hers, from which she would “hear groans – mmm, mmm, ahh – in response to the pornography viewings,” while having one “stand guard looking for her.”
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FCC chairman Tom Wheeler’s legal team attempted to dismiss the case in federal court by arguing that these allegations amounted to nothing more than the “mere existence of pornography in the workplace” that was not sufficiently “severe or pervasive” to create a hostile work environment.

I thought the televised media was all about low cut blouses, long legs, cleavage.  To cut it short, sexy women.

Holy shit !

Woman is question is Lonnae O’Neal Parker

Trump's fault.

There's a couple of fems on the local news broadcast that I wouldn't kick out of bed for eating crackers.

Telemundo weather girls FTW!!!

 

I get every body watches porn. But why would a group of guys want to watch it in a cubicle at work.

From the article, the allegation is that the porn watching group did it specifically to harass the woman in the next cubicle...

Mike