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I found Momondo when searching for information about the word "Mashup" while doing research for The Triangle Project (as they use the mashup 2.0 search engine when searching for trips). The project is based on the mashup and open source state of mind, combining art, film, music, culture, food, New York, Copenhagen and Istanbul. The articles and images I am posting on the site comes from various sources on the World Wide Web, including myspace, facebook, emails, other blogs and press releases related to the project. I gather and mashup the information with my own perspectives and things I find of interest, serving it to you sunny side up.

Karin Graabaek is a journalist and the author of the travel guide London My Love!. She lives in London and writes about culture, travel and trends for Scandinavian magazines. Karin’s drawer is always full of tips about new shops or a hip eating place in a back alley. She’s a bit of an hotelaholic and is happiest, when her next plane ticket for New York is booked. 

Frederique van Staalen is historian and art historian from the University of Amsterdam. Hard core Amsterdamer, for the time being living in Berlin, where she develops educational art projects for children. Vegetarian, mother of two and former ballet child.

Louise Sandager, journalist, lives and works in Paris. Editor of Momondo’s travel section and in daily contact with a network of writers all across Europe. Louise is the author of the travel guide Paris Mon Amour! and is instinctively always on the hunt for a fun restaurant, an unusual sale or an exciting face to write about. Former reporter and Paris correspondent for a major Danish newspaper. 

Since 2006, Martin Selsoe Soerensen, has worked in Istanbul as Turkey correspondent for a Danish newspaper and one of the Danish public broadcasters. When he is not covering Turkey’s cumbersome, but continuous progress, he plunges into the vibrant restaurant and nightlife of Beyoglu, while trying to keep track of all the new cafés, restaurants and bars popping up almost weekly.

Henry Castiglione is a former wine merchant, some time journalist and full time publisher. He has contributed pieces under various pseudonyms for Time Out London, Daily Telegraph, Guardian, londonreviewofbreakfasts.blogspot.com and thefirstpost.co.uk. He divides his time between the King and Queen in Fitzrovia and The Hare in Bethnal Green whilst coming up with increasingly silly ideas for the novelty book that will make his fortune.  

Francis Strand came to Stockholm from the U.S. in December 1998 to live with his Swedish boyfriend, whom he has since married. He currently holds both U.S. and Swedish citizenship. He is a magazine editor, and his long-standing personal blog, How to learn Swedish in 1000 difficult lessons has won several awards and has been anthologized.

Eleni Menoutis is a print journalist who has a love for Europe, cultures and life, and will max out her credit card until she earns enough flyer miles to continue traveling. She dreams of teaching English abroad, living in Holland for a few years, and opening up a café with her sister in New York City. For now, she enjoys her life in N.Y. as a post-graduate, spending time with her friends and family, satisfying her addiction to IFC films and Full Frontal Fashion, blogging on her travel blog, for the Love of Europe and New York, and of course, exploring the city for potential fabulous Momondo articles.

Martin Tønner is a journalist. Based in Barcelona for the last ten years Martin has travelled all over Spain working as a correspondent for Danish newspapers and magazines such as Berlingske Tidende and Euroman. He is also co-author of various travel guides to different parts of the country written in Spanish 

Sissel-Jo Gazan has master’s degree in Biology and is specialized in Dinosaurs. She has published three highly acclaimed novels and a bestselling non-fiction book about love, and in September 2008 her fourth novel “Dinosaur feather” will come out. She lives in Berlin with her 6-year old daughter, and besides of writing novels, she writes cultural stuff for the popular Danish Woman’s magazine FEMINA, where she is well known for her cheeky column-style.

www.sisseljogazan.dk 

John Rambow is a writer and editor based in New York. In addition to being an editor of Gridskipper.com, he has also edited and updated travel guides for Fodor's. For most of 2006 and 2007, he was having a great time living in India -- since then he's also been having a great time -- getting to know once again his part of the East Village and the rest of the city. 

Masha Mozolevskaya is a lifestyle journalist working for Grazia, Interni and Harper's Bazaar in Moscow while at the same time trying to open her own flower shop. It's a mystery how she finds free time for hunting new places in the city - from glamorous to tricky - but it's a fact that she knows them all (almost!).
She's in love with Rome, Stockholm and Copenhagen but only "home sweet home" Moscow gives her a real boost of energy.
 

Sari Gilbert is an American journalist who has lived in Italy for three decades. After 20 years as the Rome correspondent for several major US papers, including the Washington Post, she worked for 15 years for  Il Sole 24 Ore, Italy’s prestigious economic-financial daily. She  is now, again, a free-lance journalist and writer. Gilbert is co-author of the National Geographic Rome Traveler and writes the Italy blog Stranitalia.

Marko Pyhajarvi is an experieced all mountain skier who writes the HomeboySki.Com blog with few other skiing enthusiasts. HomeboySki.Com is an online ski magazine written by skiers who got addicted to skiing right after their learned to walk. Read HomeboySki.Com for more ski articles, interviews, gear and resort reviews and road trip stories. Check out for example the latest reviews of Innsbruck Ski Resort and Chamonix Ski Resort.

Aaron Bateman is a former journalist who, like most expats in the city, moved to Copenhagen because of a woman. After an enjoyable few months of daytime M.A.S.H reruns and general idleness, he found work as a copywriter. He now works with one of Denmark's largest independent advertising agencies, occasionally takes pictures, and sometimes writes on his blog. He still greatly enjoys indolence.  

Lucy is an illustrator who has lived in Portugal since she threw herself in at the deep end in 1999, knowing only the Portuguese for "um gin tónico, please".  For the last five years she has written an illustrated blog about life in Portugal and spends much of her time persuading the English that the Portuguese do have "cuisine" and, of course, vice versa.

Johanna C. Leahy is an Irish freelance writer living in Oslo. She has a degree in Engineering and a PhD in Bioengineering, neither of which have been very useful. She’s written features on parenting, shopping, culture and internet dating – all of which, except the last, she has extensive personal experience of  - for, amongst others, The Weekly Telegraph and The Irish Times. She dreams of attending glamourous film premiers and has an unhealthy obsession with high heels, but actually does most of her work while wearing pyjamas. 

Copenhagen X is closely following architectural changes in Copenhagen and exhibit these in their virtual gallery on http://www.copenhagenx.dk

Victor Ozols is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor with an interest in anything travel-related. Originally from Virginia, he spent a couple of years in Riga early in his career, where he gained an appreciation for dark Latvian bread, hot running water, and unforgiving newspaper deadlines. He's been in New York long enough to no longer philosophize about what it means to be a New Yorker, but he still loves the city and feels like living there is like traveling while staying in one place. Victor is weekend editor of Jaunted.com and he writes the blog New York City Diary.

William Thirteen nurses an unhealthy obsession with the doomed culture of the Weimar Republic. A Berliner by choice if not by birth, he enjoys guiding fellow travelers and new arrivals to the city’s unique cultures – both high and low. When not searching for traces of the decadent 1920’s he can be found sampling the gastronomical delights of Berlin's eateries, or prowling the streets, museums and art galleries in search of thrills and chills – some of which recounts on his site squirm. 

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