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The combination of technology and its collaboration with new media has made the far reach idea of creativity possible to anyone no matter their means.  The article, Twitter Serves Up Ideas from Its Followers, shows how with the combination of technology and new media where creativity is birthed and fostered.  Before this article, I thought that these ideas, the creativity behind them were fostered by the consumers but really it was the producers or these big creators who come up with these ideas, turns out that I was not entirely correct.  New media allows us to dig into that creative side of us as we explore ideas and connect with different people on the different platform. 
     Creativity is one of the 5 C's of new media, this is a fitting example and proof of how it is implemented.  With the resources available we can communicate and also collaborate with people all over the world who we were not able to connect with before these advancements in technology. For instance, a person from the United States may have an idea for a virtual world game and does not have the necessary skill set to create or draw nor the extra time to take out of work, they can connect with someone from another part of the world who has that skill set and work together on their project. 

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