Joshua Karp

Joshua Karp

I'm Joshua Karp and I'm the CEO of Kumbuya.

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Member Since
9/6/2012
Interests: Entertainment, Business & Finance, Kids
Syrup - written and directed by a friend of mine, Aram Rappaport...
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Memorable Movie Trailers
04/09/13 10:31PM
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Party girls.
Party girls.
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Joshua Karp's Personal Tribe
04/02/13 5:46PM
Brian - if you add a primary picture for your Tribe, it will appear in the various lists, otherwise it will not. Thank you for submitting your resume.
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Self publishing for newbies
04/02/13 2:28PM
New social media marketing pitch from Twitter... well produced video, if nothing else...
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Online Marketing Professionals
04/02/13 12:16PM
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  • Jenna HubShout Jenna HubShout It is a good marketing pitch--mesmerizing actually. Kumbuya, you'll get there!
    April 18, 2013 at 8:38PM
Caught a beat this morning from DJ Whiteshadow...
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04/02/13 11:56AM
Death Star Trench Toss
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Star Wars
04/01/13 8:54AM
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Very, very cool - Gmail Blue
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04/01/13 8:48AM
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  • jay Barnica jay Barnica Ha!
    April 1, 2013 at 10:47AM
  • Jonas Eddy Jonas Eddy I can't believe i waited this long for this!
    April 4, 2013 at 10:40AM
YouTube is shutting down...
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Joshua Karp's Personal Tribe
03/31/13 10:31AM
About 10 years ago, I had an idea for a business I called I Run It. Here's how it works: you want a pack of M&M's, but you don't want to leave your house. You go to your mobile app and say, "I want a pack of M&M's." An approved person in your neighborhood sees the order on his phone, accepts it, runs to Walgreen's, buys it and delivers it to you. You pay a small delivery fee. It's a peer-to-peer home delivery service for goods that can be bought in your local area - Uber for Home Deliveries. It might not make a trillion dollars, but the app would cost 20K to develop and it'd be profitable on day one.
About 10 years ago, I had an idea for a business I called I Run It. Here's how it works: you want a pack of M&M's, but you don't want to leave your house. You go to your mobile app and say, "I want a pack of M&M's." An approved person in your neighborh... more
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Trillion Dollar Ideas
03/31/13 9:36AM
  • Clayton Cohn Clayton Cohn Haha nice, but your right - STUPID and unsustainable business model. How can you maintain an inventory of crap you have no idea people will want? Also, with TaskRabbit, the "Task Rabbit" can go and pick up whatever item you need and you just pay a fee... more
    April 1, 2013 at 12:33PM
  • Whatatrip! Bourg Whatatrip! Bourg push people to be even more lazy than they already are? no?
    April 10, 2013 at 1:41PM
  • Clayton Cohn Clayton Cohn Absolutely - doesn't mean it won't be profitable. Laziness of many breeds wealth for a few. Here's an example: Clayton Cohn
    April 10, 2013 at 4:06PM
I don't know if this idea would "make" a trillion dollars, but it might cause a trillion dollars of commerce: The Wall Project - www.thewallproject.org. I want to put 50 foot high, 1,000 foot long, real time video walls, with audio, in 50 cities around the world. The location of the video would rotate from screen to screen every eight hours. Crowds of people in one city could interact with crowds of people in other cities in real time forming the world's first physical social network. The Wall Project would foster peace through unfettered communication.
I don't know if this idea would "make" a trillion dollars, but it might cause a trillion dollars of commerce: The Wall Project - www.thewallproject.org. I want to put 50 foot high, 1,000 foot long, real time video walls, with audio, in 50 cities around... more
Joshua Karp Joshua Karp via Trillion Dollar Ideas
03/31/13 7:29AM
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  • Joshua Karp Joshua Karp Yes, North Korea would be a challenge :)
    April 3, 2013 at 12:11PM
  • Clayton Cohn Clayton Cohn Ah, but we like challenges. Clayton Cohn
    April 3, 2013 at 4:23PM
  • Oriana Kwok Oriana Kwok Cool idea. is that picture on the "wall" of Chicago? what park is that?
    April 26, 2013 at 5:04PM

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