Jury Finds Defamation, But No Damage, in Paper's Use of Graphic

In a quirky conclusion to a libel suit against The New York Times, a federal jury found that the newspaper had defamed a Philadelphia business and had done so "intentionally, recklessly or negligently" in its use of part of the plaintiff's Web site to illustrate an article, but that the plaintiff was entitled to no money since it had not suffered any actual harm. As a result, neither party could claim more than a Pyrrhic victory.