December 04, 2006

Yahoo and Reuters Welcomes You to the “Human Network”


SAN JOSE, CA - Our new tagline at Cisco is “Welcome to the Human Network.”  I’ll be honest that I struggled a bit with this term.  Not everybody knows what a network does, so by extension would they know what a “human network” does and would they, in turn, want to be welcomed to this?  I’ve come around, however, and today’s news of Yahoo and Reuters reaching out to “citizen” reporters reconfirms that the human network is alive and well.

The New York Times reports that Reuters and Yahoo are “hoping to turn the millions of people with digital cameras and camera phones into photojournalists.”  They are “introducing a new effort to showcase photographs and video of news events submitted by the public.”  Just what Kramer needs.  It also gives a new meaning to the term, the walls have ears…or eyes.

John Earnhardt Posted by John Earnhardt at 04:21PM PST

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wangchun Apr 20, 2008

could u plz tell me the actual date when cisco lauched its slogan of “welcome to the human network”

Cisco Answer: We started this campaign in October of 2006.

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: News@Cisco Notes Jul 18, 2007

Localization, Dow Jones and The Human Network With this internet thing seemingly around to stay, a lot of people are struggling with the business model for newspapers and magazines of late. The potential sale of Dow Jones, as well as RIF's at our local San Francisco Chronicle...

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