[mrguyorama]

Verizon sued the FCC to force them to regulate in more legally enforceable ways.

[frockington]

That sounds like a good thing. I am not familiar with the case though so not giving Verizon too much credit yet

[pseudalopex]

in 2005, the FCC unanimously adopted a set of what we would now call net neutrality principles to protect customers under the new "information services" regulatory framework. Verizon successfully argued the FCC couldn't enforce those principles under that system, so in 2015 the FCC reverted to the stronger "telecommunications services" framework.