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Partha Kanuparthy (Computer Science) and Constantine Dovrolis (Computer Science) can tell you exactly how American ISPs shape traffic using their ShaperProbe tool. Source: Slashdot

Georgia Tech's Partha Kanuparthy (Computer Science) and Constantine Dovrolis (Computer Science) introduce new findings on traffic shaping by the major US ISPs using their new tool ShaperProbe. Source: boing boing

Georgia Tech researchers Partha Kanuparthy (Computer Science) and Constantine Dovrolis (Computer Science) have created ShaperProbe - a tool that measures traffic shaping by ISPs. Source: ars technica

BISMark routers, as part of the M-Lab project, will continuously take measurements of a user’s ISP performance. And according to Nick Feamster (Computer Science), very soon users will have a web page they can go to to explore these measurements. Source: BroadbandBreakfast.com

Nick Feamster (Computer Science) and other researchers working on the BISMark project have just released a BISmark measurement router which monitors the performance of the internet. Because this is done through a router, researchers will be able to distinguish between performance issues caused by an ISP or a user's home network. Source: Google Public Policy Blog

Georgia Tech's Nick Feamster (Computer Science), one of the researchers working on the recently released study, comments on how US internet service providers do a better job of matching advertised speeds than internet service providers of other countries. Source: Slash Gear