As others have reported (see, e.g., several good pieces on Wired’s Epicenter blog posted by Ryan Singel on August 6, August 10 and August 11, 2011 [post-publication note: see also Ryan's August 15 post]), Paul D. Ceglia’s claim that he is entitled to part ownership of Facebook, Inc. now involves allegations by Facebook that Mr. Ceglia is trying to deny defendants access to critically important ESI — including what Facebook characterizes as the “authentic contract” as well as information about certain storage devices — by designating the ESI as privileged and/or designating it as confidential under the protective order filed on July 13, 2011. (more…)