Public Report for First Open Measurement Gathering (OMG)

As shared in our last blog post, In June 2024 Measurement Lab (M-Lab) co-organized and participated in the first of four convenings that will take place over the course of the Open Measurement Gatherings (OMG) project. The public report from that event can be found here.

We look forward to our next event in December and to continuing to strengthen the open Internet measurement community!

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M-Lab Organizes and Participates in the First Open Measurement Gathering (OMG)

From June 11th-13th, 2024, Measurement Lab (M-Lab) organized and participated in the first of four convenings that will take place over the course of the Open Measurement Gatherings (OMG) project. The inaugural event was planned in collaboration with the Internet Outage Detection and Analysis (IODA) project at Georgia Tech’s Internet Intelligence Lab, where the event was also hosted.

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M-Lab Hackathon at IMC 2022

Summary of M-Lab’s hackathon at IMC 2022!

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M-Lab at SIGCOMM 2022

Measurement-Lab was excited to be represented at this year’s SIGCOMM conference with a tutorial and conference talk in the Best of CCR session. This post overviews M-Lab’s activities at SIGCOMM and includes references for the tutorial materials.

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AFRICOMM 2018 and AFRINIC-29

M-Lab and researchers at AFRICOMM-2018 AFRICOMM 2018. Left to right: Amreesh Phokeer (AFRINIC), Josiah Chavula (University of Capetown), Georgia Bullen (M-Lab), Antoine Delvaux (perfSonar), Stephen Soltesz (M-Lab).

In late November 2018, M-Lab was invited to the Internet Measurement Workshop at AFRINIC-29 in Tunisia and to give a keynote about M-Lab and open internet measurement at AFRICOMM 2018 in Senegal. Both trips were a fantastic opportunity to deepen our relationship with researchers focused on the African Internet, learn more about how our platform is serving community needs, foster conversation around open Internet measurement, and identify opportunities for further collaboration, research and tool development to better support the Internet measurement, research and policy community in Africa.

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Internet performance talk at IGF 2018

Posted by Simone Basso on 2019-02-12
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In this blog post I’ll share the slides I presented in a session at the 2018 Internet Governance Forum (IGF) titled Net Neutrality: “Measuring Discriminatory Practices”, along with some extra comments that occurred to me after delivering the talk, when preparing this follow-up blog post.

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SIGCOMM 2018 Hackathon Outcomes

SIGCOMM Hackathon - M-Lab Participants Working

M-Lab had the pleasure of attending the first ever SIGCOMM hackathon on August 25, 2018, at the Nokia Skypark headquarters in Budapest, Hungary. The hackathon, sponsored by Nokia, DECIX, and Netflix, invited network research faculty, students, and industry professionals from around the world to form teams and develop tools, new features or analyses during the Saturday following the SIGCOMM conference.

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M-Lab 10 Year Anniversary Event

We’ve reached a point in human history where, for many of us, the Internet has become a standard presence in our daily lives. In the United States, the Internet is simply part of how many of us engage with the world. In other countries (and parts of this one), the Internet remains unaffordable, unreliable, and inaccessible. The Internet unites us in many ways, and at the center of work on the future of the Internet is a dedicated community of experts exploring the questions that will move the Internet to the next level of its evolution: What is an open Internet? What is a healthy Internet? What factors contribute to the Internet ecosystem’s health?

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M-Lab is Turning 10!

M-Lab 10 Year Anniversary Graphic

  • When: Aug. 7, 2018 - Aug. 8, 2018, 9AM - 5PM
  • Where: New America, 740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005

Measurement Lab is turning 10! On August 7 and 8, we look forward to gathering the Measurement Lab community to showcase how the platform has evolved, learn from you about how you are using M-Lab, and discuss how we plan for the next 10 years of measuring the Internet and providing public data to the world. So much has changed over the last 10 years (and that’s not just our expanding volume of longitudinal data!), come celebrate, brainstorm, analyze, and share with us.

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