She said that the aftermath of her time at Vice was worse than incidents themselvesVice,the culture magazine and media empire, made its name by publishing irreverent content on sex, and drugs and subcultures that rarely made the mainstream press. It has continued that trend up until the present day,with other publishers scrambling to maintain up.
But since October, when #MeToo upset the patriarchal balance by careering through dozens of industries in a hurricane-like whirl, and the Vice empire has also been under scrutiny,settling four claims of sexual harassment or defamation and receiving dozens more allegations – including from the documentary maker Billie JD Porter.
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Source: guardian.co.uk