Pierce Mattie Public Relations New York

Here we go again. With recent allegations of sexual harrassment by the Jet's players towards a female journalist, the media continues to re-emphasize the age old debate over a female reporters' place in the locker room. However, as the story begins to reveal itself, many are beginning to feel that they've just been duped by a PR stunt courtesy of Ines Sainz.

Accusations of "She was asking for it" and blame over her poor choice of attire would typically be shot down immediately with a how dare you whip of the tongue, but one can't help but look at her MySpace page and wonder, did she simply do it for the publicity? As one journalist wrote, where on that page is her professionalism as a journalist? Instead it boasts of a model in those posters that are bound to be found on my 17 year old cousin's wall.

But let me clearly state that whether Ines Sainz was harrassed or not, regardless of clothing and behavior, no woman deserves inappropriate and unwanted advances.

And no woman should exploit such to further her career either.

Do you think Ines Sainz exploited this situation? Or was she simply a reporter blowing the whistle on the frat boy mentality in the locker room?