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Is there an article actually linked? All I see is the footer for more from routers...

capableweb 5y ago
Yes, in the opening sentence: > Johnson & Johnson tried to get a U.S. judge to block Reuters from publishing a story Story: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/inside-jjs-secret-plan-cap-litigation-payouts-cancer-victims-2022-02-04/ https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/... Summary: > J&J's covert 'Project Plato' team crafted strategy to redirect cancer plaintiffs out of trial courts and into bankruptcy process > J&J documents show how it planned 'Texas two-step' maneuver to limit payouts for talc claims > J&J executive asked whether maneuver would affect company's credit rating, documents show > U.S. judge to weigh whether bankruptcy was filed in bad faith > Company lawyer warned the team (Project Plato): Tell no one, not even your spouse. “It is critical that any activities related to Project Plato, including the mere fact the project exists, be kept in strict confidence,” Chris Andrew, a J&J lawyer, wrote in an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.
- nunez 5y ago
  This is absolutely infuriating, and I'm glad Reuters was able to publish this.
samwillis 5y ago
It’s strange, it’s crashing Safari on iOS: Mirror here: https://archive.ph/vfOkX https://archive.ph/vfOkX
- scottshea 5y ago
  Chrome on Android as well
  - Miner49er 5y ago
    Firefox on Android as well.
- ripdog 5y ago
  How on earth is this page killing all 3 mobile rendering engines?! I literally can't view the page on my phone.
  - denysvitali 5y ago
    Same here. Wtf. Are they mining bitcoins when you open the page?
  - autoexec 5y ago
    Who needs an injunction from the courts to stop people from reading an article when news sites will do it to themselves with tons of completely unnecessary poorly written javascript
  - jeroenhd 5y ago
    I have no problems opening this on my phone (Firefox, Chrome, Bromite), so it's probably not something inherent to the rendering engine itself. It could be that my ad blocking or privacy settings are interfering with whatever is causing these crashes. Perhaps a piece of malvertising is being distributed through the website?
  - jet_32951 5y ago
    Link sent Chromium-based Vanadium to some sort of catch-all Reuters site instead of crashing as it did with Bromite. First time I recall having seen such a wack behavior.
wglb 5y ago
There is a link in the first paragraph to the story: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/inside-jjs-secret-plan-cap-litigation-payouts-cancer-victims-2022-02-04/ https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...
molyss 5y ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/inside-jjs-secret-plan-cap-litigation-payouts-cancer-victims-2022-02-04/ https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...

Yes, in the opening sentence: > Johnson & Johnson tried to get a U.S. judge to block Reuters from publishing a story Story: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/inside-jjs-secret-plan-cap-litigation-payouts-cancer-victims-2022-02-04/ https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/... Summary: > J&J's covert 'Project Plato' team crafted strategy to redirect cancer plaintiffs out of trial courts and into bankruptcy process > J&J documents show how it planned 'Texas two-step' maneuver to limit payouts for talc claims > J&J executive asked whether maneuver would affect company's credit rating, documents show > U.S. judge to weigh whether bankruptcy was filed in bad faith > Company lawyer warned the team (Project Plato): Tell no one, not even your spouse. “It is critical that any activities related to Project Plato, including the mere fact the project exists, be kept in strict confidence,” Chris Andrew, a J&J lawyer, wrote in an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.

nunez 5y ago
This is absolutely infuriating, and I'm glad Reuters was able to publish this.

samwillis 5y ago

It’s strange, it’s crashing Safari on iOS: Mirror here: https://archive.ph/vfOkX https://archive.ph/vfOkX

scottshea 5y ago
Chrome on Android as well
- Miner49er 5y ago
  Firefox on Android as well.
ripdog 5y ago
How on earth is this page killing all 3 mobile rendering engines?! I literally can't view the page on my phone.
- denysvitali 5y ago
  Same here. Wtf. Are they mining bitcoins when you open the page?
- autoexec 5y ago
  Who needs an injunction from the courts to stop people from reading an article when news sites will do it to themselves with tons of completely unnecessary poorly written javascript
- jeroenhd 5y ago
  I have no problems opening this on my phone (Firefox, Chrome, Bromite), so it's probably not something inherent to the rendering engine itself. It could be that my ad blocking or privacy settings are interfering with whatever is causing these crashes. Perhaps a piece of malvertising is being distributed through the website?
- jet_32951 5y ago
  Link sent Chromium-based Vanadium to some sort of catch-all Reuters site instead of crashing as it did with Bromite. First time I recall having seen such a wack behavior.

wglb 5y ago

There is a link in the first paragraph to the story: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/inside-jjs-secret-plan-cap-litigation-payouts-cancer-victims-2022-02-04/ https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...

molyss 5y ago

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/inside-jjs-secret-plan-cap-litigation-payouts-cancer-victims-2022-02-04/ https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...