3:43 p.m. | Updated
More details have emerged about the Securities and Exchange Commission‘s
apparent pornography problem.
Gawker obtained further information about the S.E.C.’s investigation into rampant pornography surfing by employees on their work computers.
The blog writes:
Now we’ve obtained reports of 16 investigations into porn-surfing by S.E.C. employees and contractors (one of them is a woman!), including one man who said his daily porn viewing at work was limited to “no longer than an hour and a half a day.”
The sixteen cases reported by Gawker comes after a February article by The Washington Times, which first reported details of the S.E.C.’s internal investigation.
In a semiannual report by the S.E.C.’s internal watchdog to Congress released in December, H. David Kotz, the S.E.C.’s inspector general, outlines numerous cases of misconduct by former and current employees, including two instances of S.E.C. officials using their office computers to view pornography on the Internet.
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