As Editor of Inside Scoop, Marcia has responsibility for the content and conversations you find on Inside Scoop. She joined Intel in July 2010 as a social media marketing manager with the Digital Marketing group and manages consumer and corporate social media projects.
Prior to working at Intel, Marcia was at Allstate Insurance where she pioneered their use of social media, including hosting a weekly Internet radio show featuring car and driving tips for women. She is an active participant in the social media space and at face-to-face events where she speaks and leads workshops on social media topics.
Marcia holds an M.A. from the University of Missouri where she completed a thesis on digital literacies and her research interests spanned network rhetorics, new media/digital composition, and how teachers and students can use social technologies for learning. She's passionate about how people use new technologies to communicate and share parts of their identities online, as well as how companies use social technologies to communicate with consumers.
Previously, Marcia worked for Southern Methodist University, Verizon.com, and was once one of five interns to design and develop GTE's first integrated HR Intranet.
You can connect with Marcia Hansen on Twitter, at m2h blogs, or on Facebook. When she has time off, she likes to explore new places on her Honda Shadow 1100 and take pictures to post to her Flickr photostream. Ever curious, Marcia's goal is to see and experience as much of the world as possible.
Traveling the globe with will.i.am is an adventure to say the least. So, we asked the production team who traveled with him to share some fun facts that they found interesting about the trip. Check out the list below. 1. Before the first course at the Hotel Condesa DF restaurant, the Intel team ordered appetizers [...] Read more >
When will.i.am took center stage at Club Ragga, the packed crowd exploded and filled the room with screams and an unbelievable energy. Mexico City has an exciting nightlife scene. If you’re visiting Mexico City and want to check out the city after dark, you’ll find plenty to do. There’s art to browse, dance clubs to [...] Read more >
Today Intel launches a new UltrabookTM interactive video experience for you to watch and enjoy. In the video, you’ll get to see the Ultrabook user take on knights, cowboys and martial artists. The action that unfolds shows you that when you have an Ultrabook, inspired by Intel — suddenly, everything else seems old-fashioned. Read more >
Tweet Today marks the launch of the new Ultrabook™ TV campaign entitled “Desperado” (click through to watch). The TV commercial pits the cutting edge technology of the new, ultra-sleek, ultra-fast Ultrabook against other computers in a Western saloon setting…proving that “everything else seems old-fashioned.” If you click through to watch Desperado now, you’ll be part [...] Read more >
Tweet Will.i.am can jam and rap with the best musicians in the world; however, he’s also a great thinker and creator. During The UltrabookTM Project tour, will.i.am visited the Museo Soumaya in Mexico City. While there he took time to pose next to Rodin’s sculpture, The Thinker. Opened for the first time on March 1, [...] Read more >
Tweet The Intel and agency team behind last year’s Museum of Me could be excused for feeling a little ‘Sally Field at the Oscars’ right now. Their work was just named ‘Best in show: cyber category’, ‘Best use of social media’ and ‘Best use of interactive video” at the prestigious Asia Pacific Advertising Festival, aka [...] Read more >
The Ultrabook™ Project with will.i.am is a digital travelogue with great content for you to explore. There are photos and video shorts that give you an inside look at Mexico City and the Ultrabook Project. There’s a music party, traditional art as well as street art, and a wrestling performance – all told from will.i.am’s [...] Read more >
Stop #2 on the UltrabookTM Project tour was Mexico City, Mexico. The team chose Mexico City because of its rich culture. In Mexico City, will.i.am was out to discover the threads that connect his East L.A. roots with the capital city. Given its large Hispanic population and the popularity of urban street art, East LA [...] Read more >
Consumers will have even more options for their TVs whether it’s a flat panel, HDTV, 3DTV or the newest OLED TV, when service providers use the Intel® Atom™ CE5300 Media Processor (codenamed Berryville) in their set-top boxes, announced today at IPTV World Forum in London by Intel’s Service Provider Division. What’s a Media Processor? It’s [...] Read more >
The third year of the Creators Project kicks off in San Francisco on Saturday and Sunday, March 17-18. If you’re not familiar with it, the Creators Project is a creative partnership between Intel and VICE that explores the boundaries of art and technology. I visited the event grounds at Fort Mason yesterday, and it’s an [...] Read more >
The Ultrabook™ Project with will.i.am has great content—photos and videos—for you to explore. It’s part travelogue and part insider’s guide. When you click over, you can get an inside look at this musical expedition and global cultural endeavor experienced through will.i.am’s eyes and ears. Read more >
According to the Sodexo 2012 Workplace Trends Report, when you’re working this year, chances are you’ll spend some time doing so away from the office, as the report indicates that enabling a virtual workforce and creating flexible workplaces are two of the 2012 job trends. With new technology and these innovative workplace trends, it will [...] Read more >
I was home for the holidays and didn’t get any snow. Now, I’m reading the news from home that O’Hare has canceled over 300 flights in advance of a snowstorm that is supposed to dump 4-8 inches of snow in the Chicago area. For someone like me who doesn’t have to deal with snow all [...] Read more >
I was home for the holidays and didn’t get any snow. Now, I’m reading the news from home that O’Hare has canceled over 300 flights in advance of a snowstorm that is supposed to dump 4-8 inches of snow in the Chicago area. For someone like me who doesn’t have to deal with snow all [...] Read more >
I was home for the holidays and didn’t get any snow. Now, I’m reading the news from home that O’Hare has canceled over 300 flights in advance of a snowstorm that is supposed to dump 4-8 inches of snow in the Chicago area. For someone like me who doesn’t have to deal with snow all [...] Read more >
I was home for the holidays and didn’t get any snow. Now, I’m reading the news from home that O’Hare has canceled over 300 flights in advance of a snowstorm that is supposed to dump 4-8 inches of snow in the Chicago area. For someone like me who doesn’t have to deal with snow all [...] Read more >
I was home for the holidays and didn’t get any snow. Now, I’m reading the news from home that O’Hare has canceled over 300 flights in advance of a snowstorm that is supposed to dump 4-8 inches of snow in the Chicago area. For someone like me who doesn’t have to deal with snow all [...] Read more >
Take a look at the interactive lifeform generator results displayed in pictures below. 30 Billion points of data per second are rendered to display new lifeforms on the screens around the Intel globes. 12 i7 processors are used, along with 24 projector… Read more >
Are you curious what the Intel booth at CES 2012 looks like behind the scenes? Below are some photos I took to give you a peek at our office space behind the public side of the booth. Enjoy! Here’s the reception desk where people were on hand to greet guests and check them in [...] Read more >
Other than the rocking Ultrabook™ demos in the Intel booth at CES 2012, the connected car concept experience provides a fascinating look at what our drive time could be like if our cars had Intel inside and connected intelligence. What if your devices could connect seamlessly and turn your [...] Read more >