The most the guy she was involved with did was mention the game in a list of game releases. (The way Kotaku's EiC describes it, the hookup didn't even occur until after the article was published.) Dunno about that random canceled reality show but it doesn't seem like she was getting much coverage about her game there.
GG also says that Zoe slept with someone for an award. An award she didn't win.
The part that annoys me about this GG "ethics" discussion is that they know these points are false and they insist on using them.
Everyone who criticized GG magically doxxing themselves is another "twist" I cannot buy. "Hey internet! Steal my bank accounts please! This will show GG!"
Please people. You cannot be this stupid.
There are valid complaints, but please make them without moronic BS. It only undermines whatever point you're trying to make.
Argue against shit like this
http://kotaku.com/the-real-problem-with-that-controversial-sexy-video-ga-478120280
Not imagined and disproven issues that are only kept around to inflate the rage of a core group of morons.
As to the video's concerns about a feminist agenda driving coverage, I don't think that's a super dangerous thing unless you're a dedicated cell phone gamer.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2014-10-30-platform-not-gender-drives-gamer-differences-eedar
People making games for consoles are still targeting a platform that's male dominated. They can't really afford to ignore their demographics in order to make clickbait stuff like Polygon's Bayonetta 2 review (seriously, Geis is a known fool) drive their game development.