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Little Judy
Executive Producer, LaMusica.com

Ever hear of Little Judy? Well, millions of Latin music fans from around the world know her like a best friend. They've logged on regularly for years to her successful website LaMusica.com.

1n 1995, Little Judy started filling a void on the Internet when she noticed there were no existing websites covering the sizzling Latin music scene. Combining her artistic and technical talents, Little Judy became a self-made Webmistress and launched Little Judy's Juepa! Page. The site quickly grew into Latin Music Online (LMOL) and set the standard for Latin Music coverage on the Internet. Little Judy was the hostess for Ricky Martin and Marc Anthony's first online chats with America Online. She made sure that LMOL was one of the first music sites to be licensed by BMI and ASCAP. She also pioneered live event coverage among Latin sites, hosting online events at the ASCAP and BMI awards.

Little Judy formed JuJu Media, Inc. with her business partner in 1998. Then, in February 1999, 80% of JuJu Media, Inc. was acquired by Latin radio powerhouse Spanish Broadcasting System. LaMusica.com is now the hub of a network of SBS radio stations sites in the U.S. and Puerto Rico created by JuJu Media, Inc. Little Judy is the Executive Producer of LaMusica.com, where she oversees all content production for its network of websites including special event coverage and webcasts.

As part of her work at Spanish Broadcasting System, Little Judy is heard regularly on “El Vacilón de la Mañana” where she provides information and fun facts as the show’s “official nerd” and is webmistress of the show’s successful website www.elvacilon.com.

Throughout the tremendous growth of LaMusica.com, Little Judy has remained true to what made the website so successful in the first place: compelling, unique content that fans can't find anywhere else. Whether she's at home with Marc Anthony, hanging out in Central Park with Carlos Vives or in deep discussion with Ruben Blades, Little Judy and her cameras always brings her viewers up close and personal with the artists they love.

Little Judy has appeared on VH1, ABC, Galavision and New York 1 News as an expert on the Latin Music scene. In addition she's been featured in The New York Times, Wired, and Billboard and written articles for Nuestra Gente, The New York Daily News/Viva, New York Latino, El Globo, and Bochinchat. Little Judy is an experienced public speaker and corporate trainer, and has been invited to speak on panels such as The Billboard Latin Music Awards and Conference.

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