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* Yahoo (YHOO) has three new directors: former Fox Broadcasting Network Chairman Peter Liguori, American Express (AXP) Chief Marketing Officer John Hayes, and IAC/Interactive Corp (IACI) Chief Financial Officer Thomas McInerney. (All Things D)
* What Amazon’s (AMZN) $775 million acquisition of Kiva Systems, which makes robots intended to move around warehouses and stock items, means for day-to-day business labor. (The New York Times)
* How Taiwanese phone maker HTC plans to fend off competitors. (Fortune)
* Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning are beefing up staff as their new social video start-up, Airtime, gears up for launch. (TechCrunch)
* Why Google’s (GOOG) recent behavior, including the emphasis of Google+ information in search results, doesn’t make it “so bad,” but does mean the company needs a new motto. (PandoDaily)
* First, there were large social networks like Friendster, MySpace, and Facebook. Then, private social networks like Path became de rigueur. Now, there’s Pair, an app designed for two people in a relationship. (TechCrunch)
* A look at the newest Angry Birds game topping the mobile app charts,
Angry Birds Space
. (CNNMoney)
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