Techcrunch has a really interesting post on how the now-defunct law firm Brobeck, Pleger & Harrison LLP "has given permission to turn over all confidential client documents to the Library of Congress and put on display in a new public archive." This was the first I heard about it, but it seems like it could be a pretty big deal for the companies involved as well as establishing a precedent for this kind of thing. It looks like the companies will easily be able to opt out, but something like this should not be happening in the first place. Make sure to read the comments, there were some good ones on Mike Arrington weighed in a few times. More information. More unrest in blog land. I don't know why tempers flare when everyone is typing to one another and has time to think about what they write...